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How to Make Friends and Influence People: Join a Watch Club

Enthusiasts say their shared interest has widened their social circle as they bond over all things horological.

Anthony Kwan for The New York Times
Author: Anthony Kwan for The New York Times

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Anthony Kwan for The New York Times

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Collectors and Collections, Complecto (watch club), Friendship, Minorities, Organizations, Societies and Clubs, RedBar Group, Watches and Clocks
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