Certified Watch Store Releases Its Annual “Man’s Guide to Watches”

Certified Watch Store (CertifiedWatchStore.com), a Brooklyn, New York-based family-owned business with over 10 years of experience in the luxury jewelry lifestyle accessory sector and which prides itself on its ability to source and deliver authentic luxury goods at phenomenal prices, released its unofficial “Man’s Guide to Wristwatches,” addressing what men should look for when choosing their timepieces and encompassing everything from weighing the pros and cons of different mechanisms to offering dossiers on various styles.

“For those gentlemen looking to become a watch connoisseur or for the guys that know next to nothing about the timepieces they tote, we’re covering the basics of everything everyone always wanted to know about choosing and wearing this classic accessory,” says a Certified Watch Store company representative. “From our perspective, it’s not just chic fashionistas who appreciate a sexy watch on the wrist; plenty of men still exude a sense of pride when showing off their ‘wrist jewelry,’ with still plenty of others – as we have seen in our store – regularly exhibiting interest in learning more about timepiece collections.”

According to CWS’  “guide,” one of the first elements men should make themselves aware of with regard to watches are their movements, taking into consideration not only the sweep of a watch’s hands around its face but the way its inner mechanisms produce that effect. Under that category, say CWS reps, there are a number of movement types to learn about, including mechanical, automatic and quartz; additionally, CWS’ guide informs men just starting out in the world of wristwatches about the various parts – or “complications” – of a timepiece, including moon phases, chronographs and tachymeters.

With a plethora of functional men’s watches available – from rubber sport watches suitable for wearing while running a marathon to tactical digital types bosting high technical prowess – Certified Watch Store placed a priority on explaining the various men’s watch styles in its “Man’s Guide to Wristwatches,” covering the differences between such variants as dress watches (manufactured by such fine brands as Cartier, Seiko and Montblanc), field watches (manufactured by such brands as Timex, Lum-Tec and LL Bean), dive watches (including models from Rolex, Omega, Seiko and Citizen), pilot watches (manufactured by such brands as Breitling, Citizen Hawk and Wingman) and racing (or driving) watches (such as those from the likes of Autodromo, TAG Heuer and Timex).

The guide also covers such fundamentals as choosing the right watch for one’s hand size, if expensive watches are worth investing in and more.

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