As the blog approaches its fifth birthday I get busier and busier. The relaxed approach of the early days has been replaced with the need to meet schedules and deadlines and be on time for meetings. A good watch is essential. In this feature, sponsored by Seiko, I look at the place of a watch in my busy life and on a relaxing weekend in the country.
I've been wearing a watch from the Seiko Premier collection for my work and a recent weekend away. It's been ideal for all outdoor activities: cycling and walking my dog Harry as well as social events such as lunch at a Michelin star restaurant and the more formal requirements of work. While not a sports watch, it makes an excellent all-round stylish and robust timepiece. Its slim shape makes it discreet and elegant.
Relaxing between meetings - a watch should be worn discreetly but elegantly |
A watch also needs to be practical. Legible, robust, accurate and easy to use. After all, a watch is a tool for telling the time, so function is as essential as good looks. The Seiko Premier collection fills these requirements in a busy life.
This post was sponsored by Seiko whose Premier range I was wearing. The collection is classic in style, using both quartz and mechanical movements. The watch I tried, pictured above, was on a well-made bracelet with understated looks, elegant blued hands and nicely-proportioned dial with Roman numerals. List price £299. See Seiko.
Seiko is a fantastic watch brand, agreed. Personally I find some of their very best timepieces are "JDM", or for the Japanese domestic market only. UK buyers can check out seiyajapan.com to get a flavour!
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