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When asked why that is, Cho replies: “I don’t like the feeding frenzy. When I see everyone getting real frothy about something, it’s not even about the watch any more. That’s not something I enjoy being around. I try to stay away from stuff like that.” Cho regularly culls his collection and frequently sells watches because they’ve become too popular. “I wouldn’t describe it as an act of rebellion.” He shrugs. “If you’re rebelling, you’re judging something. You’re saying, ‘That’s not good enough so I’m not going to buy it.’ But I’m not against other people l...

Every man needs a great timepiece. I recommend buying used watches used with their papers. For value, I buy cars, planes, and most watches used. This is an older badass submersible I found on Chrono24; its asking price is $5,800. I own several of these and have literally beat the shit out of them surfing, diving, and wrenching on airplane engines. The Panerai brand is also rich in military heritage. It has built rugged diving instruments for the Italian Navy (and their Frogmen AKA SEALs) since before WWII. The company also has a dirty underbelly as it made timepieces for the Nazi divers too. ...

Share Mark Cho, the co-owner of British label Drake’s and The Armoury menswear boutiques in Hong Kong and New York is an expert on tailoring and sartorial elegance. He tells us about his businesses, personal dress sense and how gentlemanly style has evolved How did you get started in the sartorial world? I was going to school in London and at 16 years old you were allowed to wear a suit instead of the school uniform. I liked the idea of wearing something similar to what my father wore to work, and I ended up falling deep into the rabbithole of men’s tailored clothing. I spent a lot of...