A good mate of mine recently told me that he had to attend an important business meeting in a couple of weeks at his company’s headquarters – boardroom, CEO in attendance, the whole shebang. This meeting was going to be an annoyance for him. Until recently, the corporate garb he’s been able to get away with on Zoom calls comprises a suit jacket, untucked shirt, tie, track pants and moccasins. But with civilisation starting to crawl back to normality, so too is corporate Australia. We are no longer able to live out our professional lives from the waist up. So, old mate has got to don the Super 500 navy blue, and head into town. It’s as good a time as any to upgrade his watch from one that tells him BPMs and how pathetic he is at covering ground on a 10km run to something that packs a little more punch in person. He’s come seeking advice from yours truly, with two strict requirements: 1) It has to have a leather band and 2) it can’t cost any more than $2K. These are my up-to-the-minute picks, starting with a very fresh new dress contender from the winged hourglass. Longines…
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