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The feeling of giving the gift that makes someone’s day is wonderful, but it’s a damn hard process to get there sometimes. Experts will confirm there’s an art to your gifting a watch pursuit and strategy and I echo Eton’s sentiment: watching my dad purchase a beautiful Bell & Ross for my mum years ago only to discover she dislikes square replica watches for sale was a financial failure for him but ultimately a win for my collection.

In the end, “it’s a curation process,” continues Eton. “Consider how the recipient perceives the brand? If you’re dealing with someone who won’t give you any direction, the safest option is to go internally. What do you find interesting and cool? Use it as a lever. Think about age, gender, interest and history. And if you’ve got no clue, give them the story behind the copy watch and why it fascinated you.”
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