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October 15, 2013 |
Watch Snob: All-Omega Speedmaster Special Edition As for the Omega Speedmaster Professional, it is virtually unmatched in the horological world in its combination of history, continuity of production, and quality of construction.   |
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Sowmya Krishnamurthy |
Big Sean: Style Essentials The 25-year-old Detroit native has become as known for what's on his back as he has for his rhymes. |
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Models I have come to the conclusion that Jaeger-LeCoultre is the best watchmaker in the world. The mighty trinity of Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet and Vacheron Constantin have all relied on Jaeger-LeCoultre for movements at one point in history, and some still do. |
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October 7, 2013
Daniel Barna |
How To Recognize Fine Craftsmanship In A Suit The single-breasted, two-button gray flannel suit -- you could've worn it in exactly the same cut, shape and fabric in 1910 as you wear it in 2010. |
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Andrew Villagomez |
Men's Backpacks: Fall 2013 The backpack made a fashion comeback a couple of years ago, and it isn't going away any time soon. |
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Duke Sigulinski |
Sneaker Brands: The New And The Classic As men, we have always loved sneakers. |
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October 2, 2013
Daniel Scheffler |
Watches Worn On TV Shows The thrill of figuring it out is a guilty pleasure; like a kind of Hardy Boy adventure for wrist-based timekeepers. |
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Sachin Bhola |
AskMen x Odin New York: October 2013 - The Playlist For the October 2013 playlist, Eddy Chai, co-owner of the Odin New York menswear shop, brings us a mix of synthpop, nu disco and electronic awesomeness. |
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October 1, 2013 |
How To Take Your Watch Expertise To The Next Level The Nicolas Rieussec watches were based on a very risky idea, which is the identification of Rieussec as the maker of the world's first chronograph. |
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September 29, 2013
Jack Forster |
What Does A Watch Need To Have In Order To Be Great? The notion that an in-house movement is in some way inherently better is an illusion born of many factors. |
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