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Glycine Watches Glycine is not a watch brand that comes up in conversation often, and, frankly, a watch named after the genus of the soybean plant does not inspire confidence.   |
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March 25, 2013
Ed Estlow |
$1,500 Watches The two main distinctions at this level are fit and finish and extra features. Day and date displays are common, but look for unique features like a power-reserve indication, alarm or chronometer certification. |
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March 22, 2013
Sachin Bhola |
AskMen Presents: Spring Fashion Preview 2013 Here, you'll find the best new gear for all areas of your life -- at the office, date night, on your downtime, dressing up, at the gym. |
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Men's Jeans - Under $50 You could spend $2,500 on a designer suit, but if the fit isn't right, you're not impressing anyone, even with the brag-worthy label stitched inside. So we've compiled a list of men's jeans that all come in under $50. |
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March 20, 2013
Robert-Jan Broer |
GMT Watches: Top 5 The GMT is one of the most popular complications a watch can have. Although it was meant for pilots who travel through different time zones, business travelers also found their way to these watches. |
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March 20, 2013 |
Runaway circus Sopheak Seng is impressed with Mondegreen's autumn-winter 2013 collection, with a new twist on what the label is already known for. |
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Ahmed Zambarakji |
Iconic Men's Hairstyles Here are the seven most iconic -- and widely accepted -- pioneers of men's hair. |
Lucire
March 19, 2013 |
That red-carpet feeling At 2013's pre-Oscar lounges, Elyse Glickman reports that the fashion, lifestyle and travel trends represented are as interesting, innovative and engaging as this year's nominated films and performers |
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Lucas Wisenthal |
Top 50: Sneakers If you're serious about style, you'll look beyond the mall and its stale sneaker wall. With that in mind, here are kicks that every guy should know about. |
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Watch Upkeep A fine watch, like an automobile, is designed to run, not sit flat on a nightstand or in a safe for days on end. So invest in a decent watch winder. |
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