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Men's Watches: A Gift Guide for Every Guy
With such a diverse pool of wristwatches found in stores and online, locating the perfect gift can sometimes be a daunting task. Putting serious thought into what style your friend or family member likes is important, as is shopping around for the best quality for the money. Listed below are several popular models that will get you thinking about the features most important to you for when you begin your search.
Swiss Legend's President Watch
This watch is a classic pick, whether you are headed to an anniversary dinner or birthday party. The exhibition back, alligator-embossed strap, and round sandstone dial are favorite components of many who look at Swiss Legend's President Model. Automatic movement features a mechanism that automatically winds the mainspring for you, forgoing the hassle of having to manually wind. Grand Roman numerals, hour dot markers, and incredibly strong sapphire crystal give this timepiece lasting style and quality. Surprise him with a watch that is right up his alley with this intriguing model.
Android's Octopuz Diver Watch
The words chic, sleek, and sophisticated don't even begin to describe the Android Octopuz Diver Watch. The startling dial comes in your choice of bold colors and features white Super-LumiNova index markers at the hour positions. You can see the mesmerizing precision of the Japanese Miyota automatic movement for yourself thanks to the exhibition back. Polished stainless steel and a slender, unobtrusive design provide new heights in durability and quality. With this popular model from Android, you're not just giving the gift of time—you're also presenting the wearer with unstoppable style.
Adee Kaye's Stainless Steel Watch
Offering versatile appeal and a sleek design, the Adee Kaye Stainless Steel Watch will make an excellent addition to any collection. The impeccable timing of Swiss Ronda quartz chronograph movement means your friend will have no reason to be late. The combined strength of the stainless steel band and the mineral crystal will keep your new purchase well protected. From the slender, streamlined design to the convenient sub-dials and hour markers, this watch is a serious contender on many wish lists.
Croton's Flyer Dual Time Watch
Practical and appealing with its casual style, the Croton Flyer Dual Time Watch is the perfect companion piece. The large Arabic numerals are easy to read while the hour markers and luminous hands make it simple to tell the time at a glance. The genuine leather strap secures in place with a buckle clasp, and the mineral crystal ensures the enduring quality of this timepiece. The rotating outer dial represents military time while Swiss Ronda quartz movement delivers unwavering accuracy. This model is great for the busy gentleman who has an appreciation for sensible accessories accommodated by attractive style and a relatively simple presentation.
Invicta's Russian Diver Quinotaur Watch
Bold and with a style all its own, the Invicta Russian Diver Quinotaur Watch will bring a touch of dramatic flair to any ensemble. The irresistible design consists of a stainless steel case with a special screw-down crown and chain with a protective cap. The coin-edged bezel adds interesting texture while the index markers and Arabic numerals provide convenience. For a playful touch, the Russian Diver logo surrounds the date window as the GMT scale by the outer dial leaves you with a dual time zone function. From the polyurethane strap to the mineral crystal and Ronda quartz movement, this watch will impress with quality as it delivers on style.
Renato's Limited Edition Mostro Watch
Great for the gadget guy, the Renato Limited Edition Mostro Watch offers plenty of functions to keep your friend busy along with a strikingly hi-tech style. The black octagonal ionic-plated stainless steel case comes with an engraving on the back that denotes the number of the limited edition timepiece you receive. Underneath the scratch-resistant sapphire crystal you'll find a round embossed sunray dial with a date window, subdials, and index markers. The push/pull crown with function pushers and the Swiss Ronda quartz chronograph movement provide the utility of a stopwatch along with the dependability of a traditional watch. With its commanding presence that will make anyone sit up and take notice, this Renato model undoubtedly makes the perfect gift.
Stuhrling's Original Cuvette Automatic Watch
Showcasing undeniable class and refinement, the Stuhrling Original Cuvette Automatic Watch will make your friend or family member's day. Behold the exhibition back to glimpse the inner workings of an amazing Caliber automatic system. Arabic numerals sit at all hour positions on the textured dial that features a subdial and date window. The genuine leather strap meets in back with a buckle clasp. Try out this model for a stunning timepiece exuding elegant style, timeless design, and premium quality. No matter the occasion, the Stuhrling Original will be an instant classic.
About the Author
Wyatt Hume is a freelance writer who writes about jewelry, watches and specific brands such as Invicta.
Need some rubber stamping advice and tips?
I've only been doing rubber stamping and embossing a few months so I needs some help. I've mainly been using stamp/ink pads, but I wanted to use more than one color on a stamp, so I bought some ink markers from Hobby Lobby (over by the stamps, so I know I bought the right thing). But my problem came in when I colored part of the stamp, then went to color the other part, I didn't take very long, but by the time that I colored the second part and pressed the stamp down, the second part showed up really dark, but the first part was considerably lighter--it looked faded in comparison to the parts that were done later.
How can I avoid this in the future? Is there a trick? Or is it that I need a different brand of pens that doesn't start to dry so quickly?
Any other tips/techniques would be helpful too, I'm just getting into it so I just about anything would be helpful!
One tip I've seen (and used) when using two different colors on a stamp, is to do what you're doing, but right before you use the stamp, bring the stamp up to your face, and breath on the stamp, kind of like the huff and puff of the big bag wolf. The moisture from your breath is enough to reactivate the stamp ink, but not enough to water it down. I learned this from Dee Gruenig on the Carol Duvall show, and it really does work! I tried to find a video showing how to do it, but wasn't able to.
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