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From budget to boardroom: five watches that pair perfectly with a business suit | Stuff (opens the original)
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Whether you’re trying to impress on the first day of your new job or you just fancy a new board room ready timepiece to pair with your Savile Row three-piece, no business suit is complete without the right watch. And no, you can’t just wear your go-to dive watch like you’re going down the pub, and you definitely can’t wear and Apple Watch. You want something slim enough to slip under shirtsleeve and elegant enough to match the clean lines of a well-fit jacket. You want something that works with
6 affordable watches that feel way more expensive than they actually are | Stuff (opens the original)
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You don’t need to read the name on the dial to understand the innate quality of a watch. Beautiful design, exceptional finishing, specs that border the improbable, you pay for more than the label. Or do you? More and more often, watchmakers are offering timepieces that seem to completely outclass their price tags; the kind of models that you could quite easily convince less informed collectors are worth an extra decimal point than you paid. We’re talking skeletonization, guilloche and retro styl
7 things mechanical watches can do better than an Apple Watch (and 3 things they can't) | Stuff (opens the original)
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When the Apple Watch first came out, the uninitiated assumed it would be the death knell of mechanical timekeeping. Why would you ever need another watch? And yet wristwatches haven’t just held on; they’re on the up. Why? Put simply, there are some things that wristwatches can do that no amount of interconnected tech can replace – as well as some things they can’t. Here then are seven reasons mechanical watches are better than the Apple watch (or any other smartwatch) – as well as three reasons
10 of my favourite watch releases of 2026 (so far) | Stuff (opens the original)
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Picking your favourite child is far easier than your favourite watch – especially when, like me, you only have the one – and with a release slate that puts Marvel’s cinematic universe to shame, thinking back to last month, let alone the beginning of the year, is no mean feat. There have been ultra-accessible, value-driven microbrand propositions, high-end, haute horology flexes and everything in-between. The world of watchmaking just does not stop. So, when I say that these are my favourite watc
Five reasons vintage watches are better than new ones, according to a watch expert | Stuff (opens the original)
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Without waxing nostalgic, there are some fantastic vintage watches out there, from the undiscovered to the iconic, unimpeachably timeless to painfully of their time. And while the modern watch release slate continues ever on, sometimes it’s worth taking a step back from the latest 1000m dive watch to see what older timepieces can offer. In this current climate of endless heritage throwbacks, vintage watches are more in the spotlight than ever before – and if you’ve yet to explore why, then allow
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