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By Jennifer Arellano 5/07 5:00pm

NYOStyle

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Grande Complication

Time for a Change

This season, men’s watches play to the tune of man’s best adventures and keep time with his style evolutions—whether it be precious metal accents, straps in luxurious materials, or, of course, split-second-synched mechanical innovations, because no one wants to be late, unless intentionally and incredibly stylishly so. 

Midas Touch

The metal of the season, a touch of rose gold is all it takes to transform a watch from mere mortal-style to godly status. There’s Rolex’s Oyster Perpetual Day-Date ($35,550), a classic luxury watch in gold and accompanied with a jeweled face and fluted bezel. Read More

By Jennifer Arellano and Jordyn Taylor 2/21 4:31pm

the one that got away

Doesn't that feel good.

Baby’s Got Rollback: Walmart IS The Most Romantic Grocery Store In The Country

Add “romance” to your next grocery list.

According to a map of the most common Craigslist missed connection locations, most Americans are looking for love while running errands.

For Psychology Today, Dorothy Gambrell mapped out the most common missed connection locations by state. Her study, which was based on each state’s most recent Read More

By Jennifer Arellano 1/24 7:05pm

Off Track

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Stringer Puts Pressure on MTA to Stop Subway Deaths

Straphangers have lost their lives underground at an alarming rate—and if the trend continues, more than 100 New Yorkers will perish by the end of the year. Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, who sounded the alarm about the startling statistic, wants the MTA to investigate the impending danger.

“Too many people are dying in our Read More

By Jennifer Arellano 1/09 4:37pm

THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD

The sound of silence is popular on the UES.

Hear No Evil: UES Residents Rally Against Audible Crosswalks

Last week, angry Upper East Side residents sounded off at Community Board 8 meeting. The cause of the controversy? Noise pollution from audible crosswalk signals that help blind pedestrians cross safely.

Residents argued that the crosswalk signals would exacerbate the existing “noise pollution” of the Upper East Side and amount to a waste of money, according to DNAinfo. Read More