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"If the smart phone&amp;nbsp;made the wristwatch optional, it also gave men the opportunity to make a statement with less practical timepieces. The latest crop&amp;nbsp;of high-end watches runs the gamut from Samsung's touchscreen&amp;nbsp;Pebble, which relays emails to your wrist, to the Weiss Company's Field Watch, which is constructed by a century-old process, but each piece is fundamentally about revealing its owner's identity as a man of action. Navy and dive watches have risen in popularity along with timepieces inspired by automotive racing. In short, watches have gotten a bit burlier and a hell of a lot more fun.\r\nHere are the best of the new breed."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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