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How ‘double-wristing’ became the new trend for men

On the one hand, it could be a confusing look. On the other, it might be the new tech-bro inspired fad for you.

Lauren Sams
Fin editor, deputy editor AFR Magazine and fashion editor
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Andrew Raso is about to board a flight to Hong Kong. In between meetings for his company, Online Marketing Gurus, he will be shopping for watches.

For his left hand.

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is the editor of Fin Magazine, The Australian Financial Review’s luxury quarterly edition. She is also the deputy editor at The Australian Financial Review Magazine and the fashion editor. She writes about the business of fashion and beauty. Email Lauren at lauren.sams@afr.com
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