Wedding Watches?

Ever thought about proposing with a luxury watch instead of a ring? A watch can be just as expensive if not more than an engagement/anniversary ring, and also serves as a jewelry piece for both men and women. A good quality watch can last for many years without service, can be engraved, and can even be handed down from generation to generation. Here's a great article from AskMen.com that may get you to veer from the norm!

There’s a myth that on leap years a woman can propose to a man, rather than the traditional way. In case you've misplaced your calendar, February 29th is in two Wednesdays’ time. So, let’s say your sweetheart is readying that proposal. While it’s normal for a man to pop the question with a diamond engagement ring, that isn’t going to work the other way around. Instead, why not a wedding watch?

Even if it’s not for proposing, I’ve heard of women giving their husbands watches in the ceremony instead of a wedding ring. The key in either case is to pick a watch that’s going to last a lifetime -- presumably you’re hoping that the marriage will, too -- and that can be worn on special occasions but is also veratile. Finally, it should reflect the emotional meaning of your union. -AskMen.com

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