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There are those who drive a car to get from point A to point B and there are those who wear watches to tell the time. This story, is not for them…
13/08/2021
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This is a story for those who love the finer things in life; who drive a car and wear a watch to the same end – to make a statement. Even if it is a subtle one. In complete contrast to those who fail to see beyond the functionality of a motorcar and a watch, there are many who buy a particular car and a specific watch because it fits their lifestyle. The connections between cars and watches however isn’t an organic one. Back in 1886 when Karl Benz received patent number 37435 for the Benz Patent-Motorwagen, had someone told him that it would be a good business to tie up with a watch maker, Benz would probably have taken out his pocket watch and told the chap to stop wasting his time. Yet, if the last 150 odd years prove anything, then you will accede that the relation between the motorcar and the watch has grown into something of a phenomenon. As always, the story begins with the evolution of motorsport. Even before Benz had applied for a patent, the chequered flag had already been waved at history’s first ever motor race in 1867! Of course, these were more
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