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From steals to splurges, here are the season’s hottest new watches to keep you on time.

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We’re in a nostalgic mood this season, especially when it comes to updated pieces that remind us of our youth–backpacks, haute camp bracelets, etc. Fitting right in that vein are these Timex Originals camp watches ($60 each, at the Bay and Sears) which have an oversized face, are available with sporty stripes, and even have […]

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This year marks the 40th anniversary of John Fluevog (fluevog.com), and to continue the celebrations, the footwear designer teamed up with Nooka, a cool New York accessories label, to produce a limited edition Nooka x John Fluevog watch ($295, nooka.com or Fluevog stores). Working with Nooka artist and designer Matthew Waldman, Fluevog was inspired by […]

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One could argue that owning a cell phone removes the need for a watch, but even if you don’t need one, don’t you just want one? This menswear-inspired faux-tortoiseshell watch Urban Outfitters ($36, urbanoutfitters.com) is an argument against the watch as pure utility. It’s the perfect accent piece for everything from a shearling jacket to […]

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Sold in test tubes like little science experiments, these bright and punchy digital PlastiChic watches ($25 each, at Boathouse) come in 19 juicy shades. Pile ’em up like a stack of bangles or mix one in amongst your blingiest bracelets.

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I’m sure the stopwatch function on these brightly-coloured watches from Old Navy is quite practical, but at $12.50 each, I really just want to pile them up on my arm like jelly bracelets.

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With the official one-year countdown to the Vancouver 2010 Olympics underway as of February 12, international media tour groups have been flooding into the city. One recent press event I was lucky enough to be invited to was a full-day trip to Whistler, where we were given a tour of the Whistler Sliding Centre, which includes the track used by bobsleigh, luge and skeleton (a crazy sport where athletes speed down the hill headfirst).