No doubt picking<\/span> up on the trend of wired 1990s-style earbuds<\/a>\u2014must-haves for those craving nostalgia tech from an era they may not have been around for\u2014Chanel has dropped a \u201cjewelry watch,\u201d where the bracelet transforms into a necklace that hides a physical connection for earphones.<\/p>\n The Premi\u00e8re Sound Watch is a riff on the brand’s Premi\u00e8re watch<\/a>, created in 1987, but with a long sautoir necklace with detachable earphones and a quaint 3.5-mm jack\u2014but, fear not, the set also comes with 3.5 mm to Lightning and 3.5 mm to USB-C adapters, for those who prefer more up-to-date tech in their phones.<\/p>\n The whole \u201cluxury meets Lana Del Rey<\/a>\u201d creation (available September 2) started two years ago as a sketch by Chanel watchmaking studio director Arnaud Chastaingt, who was fooling around with the concept of shoehorning audio kit into products worn as accessories. While the watch and necklace elements could be taken care of in-house by Chastaingt and his team, Chanel wisely turned to Master & Dynamic<\/a>\u2014a brand with form when it comes to collaborating with luxury marques, including Louis Vuitton and Celine\u2014for the audio expertise.<\/p>\n![\"Image](\"https:\/\/media.wired.com\/photos\/66c70b18c474882288e1ee6b\/master\/w_1600%2Cc_limit\/082224_Chanel%2520Premie%25CC%2580re%2520Sound%2520Watch.jpg\")