Time for Spring Style

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Spring is quickly approaching people!  That means warmer temps and more daytime outings.  It also means new clothes and accessories to accommodate those temp changes!  Thankfully my husband understands that and likes to get in on the shopping action too.  Over the years his style has matured and he likes to look good when we go out.  I must say he has a good sense of style.

One thing my husband loves to have is a good watch.  He tends to go for name brands so they aren't going to be cheap.  Let's be real, a watch is probably one of the only accessories a man wears so it should look good and stand out.  A watch should also be of quality and last a long time.  Accessories also elevate the outfit am I right?  My stylish fella likes to dress and having a fashionable watch on his arm kicks things up a notch.

I jumped at the chance to partner with JORD.  They are a maker of unique wood watches powered by Swiss movement.  The natural woods are hand-finished and treated with tung oils to preserve the wood.  Along with a sapphire crystal face, they are made for durability.  They also come with a one year warranty.  You can even have your watch or case engraved for a special touch.

Hubby chose the Reece watch in walnut and navy.  I love the warm wood tone with the navy face.  The watch arrived in a black box marked by the JORD name.  Inside was a beautiful wooden box.  It's great for storing the watch and keeping a few small keepsakes underneath.  Upon opening the box, we could immediately smell the fresh wood.  This watch was more gorgeous in person than online.


This men's watch looks great on his arm and will go with just about anything he wears.




They also have a nice selection of women's watches too.

The best part for you guys is that you have a chance to win $100 for the purchase of your own watch!  When you use the link below to enter, you automatically receive a $25 voucher.  There so many choices to choose from.

Enter to win here!  The giveaway ends on March 19 at 11:59 pm.

Luxury Wooden Watch
This post was sponsored by JORD Wood Watches 

 
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  1. Rustown MomMarch 6, 2017 at 5:47 PM

    I love the look of those watches - that would make a great Father's Day gift!

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