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Watches for groomsmen, partners, graduations and anniversaries, and how to buy a watch for someone else.

Gift Guides

Gift Guides
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The logistics of a groomsmen watch set, worked out in advance: the order arithmetic for every party size, a way to get wrist measurements without asking, and a timeline that leaves room for something to go wrong.
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The best man did more than stand at the front. His gift should say so without making the groomsmen feel short changed. Our answer, most of the time, is a mechanical watch, and here are the ones worth the step up.
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Every groomsman has a drawer with a monogrammed something in it. We looked at why some gifts get used for years and others are forgotten by the honeymoon, and what that means for choosing one.
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Buying a watch for someone else is mostly a sizing problem. Solve that first and the choice under $100 gets easy. Here is how to work out his size without asking, and the watches that suit each answer.
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The best clue to the watch she will love is already on her wrist, her fingers and her dresser. Here is how to read it, and the watches under $100 that match each kind of jewelry box.
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You know his wrist, his wardrobe and the watch he already wears. That makes the question less which watch is best and more which watch is missing. Here is how to find the gap, and what fills it.
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A watch for a boyfriend has to get two things right: his taste, and the size of the gesture. Here is how to judge both, with watches that suit four common styles.
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Most fathers own one watch and have worn it for years. A Father's Day watch is the chance to give him the one he would never buy himself. Here is how to choose it, and how siblings can split the cost.
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A watch is one of the few Christmas presents that is still in use the following December. Here are our picks for everyone on the list, and the dates to think about before the stores get busy.
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A graduation is the classic moment for a first real watch: the one that goes to job interviews, first days and the photos that come after. Here is what to give at each stage, and what it should cost.
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