Finnish artist Kari Voutilainen has used Japanese lacquerwork in his designs for these objects, such as his checkerboard-patterned Vingt-8. Gérald Genta’s (15[1])(“zhay-RAHL zhan-TAH’s”) designs for these objects include the Royal Oak and the porthole-shaped Nautilus. (15[2])Betty Fiechter’s time managing a company that made these objects saw a turn to feminine-coded ones (15[1])like the Rolls and the Ladybird. One company’s lines of these products include the Cellini and (*) Oyster Perpetual series. (10[3])Companies that make these objects in the Vallée de Joux (“VAH-lay duh ZHOO”) include Audemars (10[1])Piguet (10[2])(“OH-duh-mahr PEE-gay”) and Breguet (“BRUH-gay”). Pioneering movements appear in examples of these objects used during diving, such as Blancpain’s (“BLAHNK-pahn’s”) Fifty Fathoms. Patek Philippe (“pah-TEK fee-LEEP”) crafted one of these objects notable for its 24 complications. For 10 points, name these fashion accessories made by Swiss companies like Tissot (“tee-SOH”) and Rolex. ■END■