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The Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover is one of Patagonia's most iconic products, and it has a little-known quirk.

For starters, the US government says so.

You might have been told it was a safety feature. Well, not quite.

Traditional watches paved the way for today's wearable tech in more ways than you think.

Ever wondered what that little puncture is for? There's a very good reason its there — and it's all about storage and space-saving.

The Ancient Egyptians used copper as a sterilizer. Now the metal is protecting us from coronavirus.

The historically handy complication is making a comeback.

And what on earth is a 45-minute counter used for?

Scientists have an answer, but photographers know the real reason.

Keeping your watch's serial number private is probably a good idea. Here's why.

The reason is quite simple, somewhat ironic and definitely outdated.

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There's a universe of stories on your wrist.

The button harkens back to a time before coffee snobs were as kitted out as the café down the street.

Odds are good you're well-acquainted with this feature...but do you know how it works?

Like a screen door on a submarine, you wouldn’t think a hole in the side of your dive watch would be a good idea.