MAD MEN FORMAL It may have been around for a few seasons now but the sartorial influence of cult TV show Mad Men shows no signs of waning. For more formal occasions, take a leaf out of Don Draper’s book with a 1950s- inspired suit. As with most aspects of men’s style, the devil is in the detail. Think co-ordinated pocket handkerchiefs and shoes polished to perfection. Wear with: The C2 Lido A fine example of


C2 SWT £199.00


MODERN AVIATOR Military is a big influence on menswear this winter, whether in the form of generals’ coats, camo- flavoured prints or epaulette detailing. The key item to invest in is an aviator jacket, preferably with a touch of shearling. As outer layers go, it’s pretty versatile – sharpen it up with a formal shirt, smart


trousers and leather brogues or go more casual with a T-shirt and jeans. Don’t go overboard with the Top Gun references – jumpsuits are strictly off-limits. Wear with: The C8 Pilot’s watch A contemporary version of the original oversized pilot's watches manufactured by the likes of IWC, Wempe and Langhe & Sohne during the World War II, the C8 Pilot's watch is the ultimate in aviator style. The attention to detail within the C8’s design extends from the soft iron anti-magnetic inner casing and the ETA 2824-2 automatic movement, all the way to the Buffalo grain leather strap. Another Christopher Ward high flyer.


C8 SKK £299.00


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state-of-the-art engineering twinned with a subtly retro design, the C2 Lido embodies European elegance. The distinctive screw-down case houses a central guilloché pattern face. Precision timing is guaranteed by the ETA 955.122 calibre quartz movement. This is a watch that doesn't have to try too hard to impress.


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