Those passionate about watches will know that these include power reserve, a technically advanced self-winding mechanism, and tourbillon, a design to counter the effects of gravity and other perturbing forces that can affect a watch’s accuracy. This latter technological revolution of 1799 was invented by Abraham Louis Breguet, the namesake of one of the oldest surviving watch-making establishments of which Dimax is the only supplier in Latvia. Other than the aforementioned brands, the boutique also sells luxurious men’s and women’s watches by Breitling, Hublot Geneve, Parmigiani, Van Cleef & Arpels and Chanel. Ladies who value highly creative designs together with watch-making innovation should especially appreciate Chanel’s J12 model, combining glossy black or white ceramic with diamond indexes.

Jewelry highlights feature H. Stern creations, a name sure to please refined tastes as these designs are often decorating famous necks, wrists and earlobes on Hollywood's red carpets. You can find pieces featuring this creator’s signature mix of white and yellow gold, or the glamorous cobblestone collection with creative combinations of rock crystal, amethyst and quartz that almost put the pretty streets of Riga’s Old Town to shame. Dimax also purveys glorious strings of Mikimoto pearls, a name synonymous with the finest luster and quality, naturally teamed with matching accessories.