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"  1. Piaget Altiplano: With a movement just 2.5mm thick, the Altiplano&amp;#039;s slim case is the spiritual antithesis of the beefy chronographs that held sway for a decade. $14,650.  2. Chopard L.U.C XP: If you&amp;#039;re a gold guy but worry you&amp;#039;ll look like Uncle Jerry from Miami, consider the subtler hue of rose gold in this classic L.U.C XP. $10,690. 3. Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Contemporaine: Wrought from white gold by a team of Swiss elves, the Patrimony&amp;#039;s sole concession to flash is the stark glimmer of its hour and minute batons. $14,700. 4. Panerai Radiomir Titanium: There&amp;#039;s no clearer expression of simplicity than the cut-out numbers on this dial, even when it&amp;#039;s found on a 47mm Panerai. $27,300. 5. Rolex Oyster Perpetual: After a decade of big timepieces, the 36mm Oyster is now seen as the epitome of restraint. $4,400. To read other stories in &amp;quot;The 2008 Esquire Guide to Watches&amp;quot; please click this link. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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