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The 42-20 Chrono ($500)
"I start off the day hanging out with friends. A simple tee, sequined shorts, and boots were asking for some heavy metal on their own. The big, bold, and heavily menswear-inspired Chrono watch is a real tour de force, perfect to kickstart any day!"
The 42-20 Chrono ($500)
The Monarch ($300)
"Dressing up for a work related lunch meeting, I went for classics with a twist. Inspired by suiting, I matched a classic blouse and blazer with light hearted trousers with the intricate and rich gold and tortoise of the Monarch, adding an instant chic!"
The Monarch ($300)
The Monopoly ($225)
"Hopping on to a fun music and bubbles infused event later in the afternoon, I decided to play up the tech inner city feel with a big fuzzy coat, tights, heels and finally slacking up on jewellery with necklaces and some colourful bracelets to go with the sleek, icy and strong streamlined feel of the Monopoly watch."
The Monopoly ($225)
The Time Teller Acetate ($125)
"Mornings should be fuss free and allow for maximum sleep allowance! I need a watch that's casual and durable, that I can just throw on. The Time Teller is perfect for an active morning and that camo gives a nice little kick to simple tshirt and jeans. Makes me feel like I'm running drills with the pups!"
The Time Teller Acetate ($125)
The 42-20 Chrono ($500)
"Nothin says business like a chunky men's chronograph. I've always preferred manly watches, but the two tone metal of the 42-40 makes it a bit more feminine and, bonus points, easier to match jewellery with. You don't really need much else though, just a smart shirt and a nice grown up watch."
The 42-20 Chrono ($500)
The Monopoly ($225)
"The Monopoly is a great everyday, versatile watch. It works for day or night since it's simple but polished. I chose to wear it in the evening because it was low key enough to pile on more of my favourite silver and gold jewellery. Sometimes you want your watch to stand on its own and sometimes you just want it to be a team player!"
The Monopoly ($225)
