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The Year Modern Sport Watches Were Born

The Year Modern Sport Watches Were Born

Posted on February 14, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Watches were mostly dressy affairs until 1953.

Explorers and adventurers from back in the day were so tough they wore dress watches up mountains and crossing oceans. At least, that’s how the often small, simple and conservatively styled watches would look to our modern eyes. There was a time, you see, when sport watches as we know them today didn’t really exist — until when suddenly, in 1953, they did.
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