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An account of the most iconic men's watches throughout history. From the first watch ever made for soldiers during world war one to the futuristic smartwatches of today, explore the most powerfully innovative and remarkable timepieces throughout history that helped to revolutionize the watchmaking industry as we know it today.
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- 05-08-23
Far too brief.
At one hour almost zero information was delivered. This was more akin to a fifth grader’s handwritten report than an actual history of watches. I was hoping for an in depth dive into the background and shaping of the watch world not a bullet point timeline of a few pivotal moments.
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