Time on Your Hands: Why Surgeons Choose Certain Luxury Watches
As a surgeon with two decades in the operating room, I have seen many things. But one question that comes up often from patients is about the watch on my wrist.
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As a surgeon with two decades in the operating room, I have seen many things. But one question that comes up often from patients is about the watch on my wrist.
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