HeyJaredCam Wolf
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- Sep 30, 2026
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This Is an Outrageously Good Month for New Watches Under $1,000 (opens the original)
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Tissot’s PRX line has emerged as an icon of the affordable watch category. The model has blown up on social media since its relaunch in 2021, especially among collectors looking to get the integrated-bracelet look—typically seen on high-priced pieces like the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and Vacheron Constantin 222—for less than $1,000. This month, Tissot took the beloved design and gave it some exciting new functionality. The newest PRX comes with a chronograph to further the watch’s sporty creden
Billy Strings Has a 'Nasty Addiction' to Great Vintage Watches (opens the original)
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This is an edition of the newsletter Box + Papers, Cam Wolf’s weekly deep dive into the world of watches. Sign up here. Whenever the bluegrass musician Billy Strings has a couple of days off on the road, he’ll inevitably start rooting around for someplace to shop for watches. But unlike most stars of his magnitude Strings isn’t looking to sip champagne while perusing the latest luxury timepieces at a ritzy multi-level boutique. Instead, the 33-year-old feels far more at home in thrift shops and
Can the NBAâs New Dynamic Duo Get the Spurs to the Promised Land? (opens the original)
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Before Jay-Z, everything seemed to be turning around. The San Antonio Spurs were down two games in the NBA Finals to the New York Knicks, but theyâd surged to an early lead in Game 3. It was the first Finals game played at Madison Square Garden in 27 years, and the young Spurs guards Dylan Harper and Stephon Castle showed up that night anticipating a much more bloodthirsty crowd than the one they found waiting for them. âIt was underwhelming in that first game,â Castle recalls. âThey mad
Introducing Donut, the Mysterious Affordable Watch Brand Blowing Up Instagram (opens the original)
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This is an edition of the newsletter Box + Papers, Cam Wolf’s weekly deep dive into the world of watches. Sign up here. Most new watch unveilings take place in lavish surroundings: a bucolic mountainside in Gstaad, say, or inside the VIP lounge at an F1 race, or at least in some fancy hotel or finely appointed convention booth. But I first glimpsed one of my most anticipated releases of the year while holed up in a snug Geneva cafe, hauled out of a nondescript backpack. Back in April, I met up w
And the winner of the most fun watch of 2026 so far is⦠(opens the original)
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"Whatâs on your wrist?â Itâs a question I get a lot, but Iâve never had it asked as urgently as I did while test-driving the latest watch from the Swiss maker H. Moser & Cie. And, truth be told, I was more than happy to show off the goods to any and all looky-loos. During the week or so I spent with the new Moser Off-Grid, I quickly discovered it was one of the greatest party-trick watches of all time. âLook at this!â Iâd beckon to anyone fortunate enough to inquire, forcing them t
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