Garrett Parker

2 weeks ago | moneyinc.com | Garrett Parker

Fun fact: Champion used to be called “Knickerbocker Knitting Company.” Whether it would still be around with a name like that, who knows? Fortunately, it decided to kick the Knickerbockers and give itself a rebranding in the 1930s. These days, it’s the second largest brand under the Hanes Brands corporation, and a fine producer of causal and basic wear. It also makes some very wearable sneakers.

4 weeks ago | moneyinc.com | Garrett Parker

A new Patek Philippe is exquisite. A vintage Patek Philippe? Well, that’s in a class of its own. Buying a vintage Patek Philippe doesn’t just offer you the chance to score a world-class watch at a great price, it opens you up to a whole new world of watch possibilities. The current Patek Philippe catalog might be great, but imagine having every watch from every catalog in its history at your fingertips? Venturing into the vintage and pre-owned market lets you do exactly that.

1 month ago | moneyinc.com | Garrett Parker

Rolex is a well-known luxury watch brand that is also reputed for being expensive. The Hulk Rolex is a model that has created quite a stir among luxury watch enthusiasts. Some buyers get their names on a waiting list and others question its inherent value. To determine whether the Hulk Rolex is worth its average cost of $18,500 one needs to examine its virtues, the materials and unique aesthetics, along with the reasons why it has become such a popular mode. What is the Hulk Rolex watch?

1 month ago | moneyinc.com | Garrett Parker

Putting your best foot forward is no easy task when there are so many styles to choose from. Court shoes, tennis shoes, high tops, low tops, sock sneakers, basketball sneakers… apparently, there’s even something called the ‘dad sneaker’ now. Knowing what’s in style and what’s not, what’s going to make you the envy of the office and what’s going to make you its joke… none of this is easy.

1 month ago | moneyinc.com | Garrett Parker

If you’re looking for a watch with a story, the TAG Heuer Kirium should be right up your street. Released at a turning point in TAG Heuer’s history, its 1997 launch witnessed the birth of one era and the death of another. As the last series to be released prior to the acquisition of TAG Heuer by LVMH, it marked the dying breath of the “Six Features” tradition, a design style that as calibre11.com notes, had underpinned the brand’s collection for over 15 years.