Slightly Stalkerish Film Wins Raymond Weil Competition

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We’ve all done it. We don’t like to admit it but we’ve all done it. We see a person we’d really like to meet and we plot, plan and generally do whatever it takes to insure we “randomly” bump into the person so we can strike up a conversation.

Or…we just have coincidental meetups.

Late last year, watchmaker Raymond Weil held a film competition that focused on “the relationship between man and watch.” The winning entry was entitled My Watch My Destiny.

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