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Sara looked stylish as she stepped out for a shoot. In no time, the video went viral. The actress looked pretty in a lavender colour short dress with subtle makeup on. In the video, shared by Snehzala ...

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Plus, it works on nearly any color or style of 17mm strap. So, there we have it. My best vintage watches under €5K include a chronograph, a diver, and a dress piece. As mentioned, I think all these ...

Watch and style experts recommend brands such as Longines, Tissot, and Omega for quality timepieces. These brands offer craftsmanship and style at lower prices than Rolex, enhancing value.

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Mido is often overshadowed by its Swatch Group siblings, such as Omega, Longines, Hamilton and Tissot, but watches like the new Multifort 8 Two Crowns prove it deserves more recognition. The Mido ...

So what the hell should you wear to a job interview? A fancy watch is fine, but the rest of the look should stay (relatively) simple. First, it depends on what you’re interviewing for ...