55 Style Rules You Must Follow

Rule 6

A man wears a watch

Men used to wear pocket watches, round clunky things. A pocket watch was great for a guy, except when he was trying to discreetly measure the time between two job interviews or the time he had to finish up with the Dowager McMurtry and come a-calling on the Widow Jones. Then came the invention of the wrist-watch, and now a man could juggle employers and women with just a casual flip of the wrist. Sadly, this ingenious tactic is under siege: These days, many of us tell time not by wristwatch but by our cellphones. Great devices, unless you’re, well, trying to be discreet while digging one out of your pants. So we’re back to square one. Be a man. Wear a watch.

Watches, clockwise from top:

TAG Heuer Aquaracer Automatic Chronograph ($2,400), tagheuer.com; Breitling Chrono-Matic 1461 ($10,300), breitling.com; Raymond Weil Nabucco Inverso ($4,500), (800) 227-7712

Photo: Zachary Zavislak

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