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Submitted by: Mark Warr

Many of us own a watch and use on an everyday basis to simply tell the time, the question is what does your watch say about you?

There are countless styles and colours to choose from when buying a watch so how do you know what one to choose. This is especially difficult when buying a watch as a gift. The first question you have to ask yourself is when will the watch be worn? If you are going to wear it on a daily basis to both work and social occasions then you have to factor this in, you may like the look of a colourful funky watch which would look great with your new jeans or trainers but how would that look if you wore it in a work environment with a suit?

With this in mind your choice of watch would have to be something that would look smart and functional for work but fashionable for when you are casually dressed, so now you are looking at a metal bracelet watch or one with a leather strap.

Many people purchase a watch on how it will make people perceive them, for instance within a business that deals with wealthy customers it can be a good idea to wear a watch that is expensive both in its style and brand. This may sound very materialistic but to some of the clients you would deal with in this environment they could easily perceive it to be a sign of wealth and someone who has worked hard to gain it, an expert in their chosen field perhaps.

For a person who is always on the go and into sports possibly adventure, the ideal watch choice would be one which is strong enough to keep up with them. This would mean they would have to factor in such functions as:

Water resistance Tachymetre Shock Proof Titanium or rubber strap for durability

When buying a watch consider how you will use it and this is an important part of the buying process and making sure that you get the most from your watch purchase. If however you are in doubt of which one to purchase you could always buy two!!

When you wind one of these watches up, they then slowly let off this energy to control the movement of the watch, which is controlled to make a periodic energy release, and this is how the watch keeps time. Most of these type of watches will also use a balance spring and balance wheel, which helps with the control of gear system, something which is vital to keep the watch on an accurate basis.

Mark Warr is the Managing Director of WatchMad.Co.Uk WatchMad is part of the David Christopher Jewellery Group – a family business of two generations with fifteen retail stores throughout the Midlands and Southwest. After many years of retail trading offering unbeatable customer service with an excellent reputation for the latest products and great quality, it’s time for them to bring this to the web and be able to offer you the same. http://www.watchmad.co.uk/

About the Author: Mark Warr is the Managing Director of

WatchMad.Co.Uk

WatchMad is part of the David Christopher Jewellery Group – a family business of two generations with fifteen retail stores throughout the Midlands and Southwest. After many years of retail trading offering unbeatable customer service with

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