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  In the times of smart phones and apparels technology, wristwatches have taken a bit of a backseat with reference to being an essential part of men’s accessories. However, when it comes to status symbols and being able to add a bit of class to any of your outfits, traditional watches are still very much the go-to accessory to reach that goal.   Watches are still produces in the masses and are available in any kind or format: digital ones and analogs, ranging in price from rather cheap to extremely expensive. Think of brands like Tag Heuer for example. This wide range of watches is produced from an equally wide range of materials, metal, plastic, TPU, titanium, or wood. It is the latter that is making things interesting as of late, as  wood watches  have become hugely popular and rightfully so. They are available for very attractive price points and make for a great looking attire to your outfit.   So what exactly does make wood watches so interesting and so pop...

  A worn-out smartphone display is always a depressing sight. A screenprotector is often considered to be good protection for the display. It does indeed prevent against scratches, dents or potentially even some (light) cracks. However, when a phone hits the ground screen-face down, often it will still crack and as such a screen protector by itself is not an all-round solution to protect your phone.   What’s worse: frequently a screen will crack when the phone hits the ground not even on the display, but rather on the corner of the phone instead. No matter the quality of the glass nowadays on modern cell phones, including those from Samsung or any latest iPhone, hitting the ground exactly the wrong way will almost certainly crack the screen.   Hence, more and better protection is required than just a screen protector, which comes in the form of a phone case. Phone cases come in many shapes, sizes and forms. Hard, soft, with polycarbonate, with TPU, with metal, and yes, al...