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About LinkBacksHow is it that the only thing the clasp of a steel watch bracelet ever comes in contact with is a plastic keyboard or the top of a wooden desk; yet the clasp always finds away to get desk diving marks?!
How is it that the only thing the clasp of a steel watch bracelet ever comes in contact with is a plastic keyboard or the top of a wooden desk; yet the clasp always finds away to get desk diving marks?!
I get those marks all the time... they were the reason polishing cloths were made
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"Forever is composed of nows." - Emily Dickinson
"The watch has to be surrounded by a history. You need more than just a great design. You need to create an atmosphere around the product.
Who is the company behind it? Why are they using this material?
People need to be able to identify the watch with themselves. It's based on emotion." - Ralph Furter
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