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Horological Meandering

I find the watch truly appealing, generally

 

At the same time I have to agree with you, that the logos are unnecessarily prominent. Ralph Lauren has probably best managed to separate his cheaper clothing lines from the more exclusive ones (at least in terms of succeeding so globally) and is one of the few fashion brands whose watches can be taken very seriously by watch enthusiasts. Therefore I find it even more baffling that they went for something so bold (for lack of a better neutral term).

The watch is definitely another demonstration of both understanding the subject and the mastery of execution. The combination with wood also evokes very positive emotions for me - a long time ago I used to wear a wallnut (at least I think it was) cased Tissot watch given to me by (or snatched away from - cannot remember anymore) my father. IIRC they had a collection with various materials, including marble. Sure, it was quartz and worlds away from the RL by pretty much any measure but the positive association remains smile

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