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AskMen.com March 11, 2014	The Snob Weighs In On Two Lange & Sohne Watches It's true that the Terraluna is a quite large watch. It is also so extremely beautiful and so emotionally and intellectually compelling that I could not possibly care less.
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AskMen.com May 6, 2014	Wha? The Watch Snob Says Watches Are A Terrible Investment? With very few exceptions, watches are a terrible investment and approaching them from that perspective leads to nothing but a drawerful of watches that will disappoint you both aesthetically and financially.
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AskMen.com August 12, 2014	The Watch Snob Weighs In On Fake Vs. Real Retro Watches It's the watchmaking equivalent of stonewashed jeans or, on a more elevated level, the pre-aged linen used by those who wish to pass off a hand-towel as the Shroud of Turin.
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AskMen.com January 31, 2011 Jason Heaton	The Power Reserve: Degrees Of Complication Seeing the fruits of your winding efforts becomes immediately apparent on a watch with a power-reserve complication. Like a gas gauge in a car, the power-reserve meter on a watch dial indicates how much power is left to accurately maintain timekeeping.
AskMen.com	GMT Watches There are countless vintage watches from forgotten names littering flea markets and online auction sites.
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AskMen.com March 18, 2014	Can You Work Out With A Nice Watch On? The Watch Snob Weighs In Your problem is one of logistics rather than taste or good sense (unlike virtually every other query on virtually every other scrap of illegibly defaced parchment AskMen.com sees fit to jam through my mail slot).
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