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Iconic Watch Brands In Iconic Films - A History

Watches have long been more than just timekeeping devices. They symbolise style and sophistication, and in the world of cinema, they often define a character's personality and status. 


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This article delves into the history of these watch brands featured in iconic films, exploring how these timepieces have become integral to the storytelling and allure of the movies.

James Bond's Rolex Submariner

When it comes to watches in films, few are as legendary as the Rolex Submariner worn by Sean Connery's James Bond. This timepiece first appeared in "Dr. No" in 1962, setting the standard for the suave spy's gadget-laden lifestyle. The Submariner’s rugged elegance perfectly matched Bond's charm and toughness, solidifying its status as a cinematic icon.

Patrick Bateman's Rolex Datejust

In "American Psycho," Patrick Bateman's Rolex Datejust is a subtle yet powerful symbol of his obsession with status and perfection. The sleek, classic design of the Datejust complements Bateman’s meticulous and superficial character. The watch's presence in the film underscores the materialism and superficiality of 1980s Wall Street culture.

Tony Stark's Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX3 Tourbillon GMT

Tony Stark, the genius billionaire from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, sports the Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX3 Tourbillon GMT in "Iron Man 2." This high-tech, luxurious timepiece mirrors Stark's innovative and extravagant personality. Its intricate design and cutting-edge technology are fitting for a character who is always ahead of the curve.

Bruce Wayne's Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Grande Taille

In "The Dark Knight Rises," Bruce Wayne dons the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Grande Taille, a watch as refined and multifaceted as his dual identity. The Reverso’s reversible case, initially designed for polo players, is a nod to Wayne's complex character—wealthy playboy by day, vigilant protector by night. Bruce Wayne’s influence extends far beyond fashion, impacting various facets of popular culture and media. His sophisticated style, epitomized by the Reverso, has set trends in fashion, making luxury watches a symbol of class and elegance.

Wayne's character has also had a profound influence on multimedia, including comic books, television series, and video games. The enduring legacy of Batman celebrated for over 85 years, demonstrates his impact on storytelling and entertainment. His brooding persona and moral complexities make him relatable to many fans, and his presence in the iGaming world, through various themed slots and games, showcases his broad appeal. For those who enjoy the thrill of gaming, exploring recommended UK slot sites featuring Batman-themed games can provide an exciting experience reminiscent of Gotham’s dark and adventurous atmosphere. This intersection of character influence and gaming highlights Bruce Wayne's deeply ingrained legacy in popular culture.

Frank Abagnale's Breitling Top Time

"Catch Me If You Can" features Leonardo DiCaprio as Frank Abagnale, a notorious con artist who cleverly eludes authorities. Abagnale’s Breitling Top Time watch symbolizes his deceptive charm and knack for high-stakes gambles. The vintage design of the Top Time reflects the film’s 1960s setting, adding authenticity and style to Abagnale's daring escapades.

Agent J's Hamilton Ventura

In "Men in Black," Will Smith's Agent J wears the futuristic Hamilton Ventura, a watch that perfectly matches the film's sci-fi theme. The Ventura’s unique triangular design stands out, symbolising the agency's cutting-edge technology and unconventional methods. This watch not only complements Agent J's sleek suit but also enhances the film's distinctive visual style.

Danny Ocean's Tag Heuer Professional 2000

The smooth-talking Danny Ocean, portrayed by George Clooney in "Ocean's Eleven," wears the Tag Heuer Professional 2000. This watch is a testament to Ocean's meticulous planning and cool demeanour. The Professional 2000’s sporty yet sophisticated design aligns with Ocean's character, a master thief who executes heists with precision and flair.

Steve McQueen's TAG Heuer Monaco

In the classic film "Le Mans," Steve McQueen wears the TAG Heuer Monaco, a watch that has since become synonymous with the actor and the movie. The Monaco's bold, square face and chronograph functionality reflect the high-octane racing world depicted in the film. McQueen's effortlessly cool and Monaco's striking design have made this timepiece a perpetual symbol of racing and rebellion.

Ethan Hunt's Casio G-Shock

In the "Mission: Impossible" series, Tom Cruise’s Ethan Hunt relies on the rugged durability of the Casio G-Shock. This watch's tough, utilitarian design is ideal for Hunt’s high-risk missions and stunts. The G-Shock’s resilience and reliability make it the perfect companion for a character who frequently faces life-threatening challenges.

The Timeless Appeal of Watches in Film

From Bond to Batman, iconic watches have played pivotal roles in some of cinema’s most memorable moments. These timepieces not only enhance the characters’ personas but also become symbols of the films themselves. As technology and fashion evolve, the legacy of these watches in film continues to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide.
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Why We Love Traditional Watches In The Digital Age

Watches have come a long way since they evolved from spring-driven clocks in the 16th century to the classic and technologically advanced timepieces we know today. We have had the pocket watch, the wristwatch and the smartwatch and with the advent of the latter many thought the traditional watch would go out of fashion, but that is not the case, read on to find out why.

The history of the watch


Thought to be invented by German watchmaker Peter Henlein in Nuremberg in 1505, the first watch was a portable pomander watch designed to be worn on the body with a chain as a necklace. Henlein started a trend and pomander watches, which kept time with only an hour hand, and were made of drum-shaped cylindrical brass boxes became popular.
These portable watches were made possible by the invention of the mainspring, and kept time with the rotating balance wheel. 


Styles changed and in the 17th century, the pocket watch became popular. This made the watches flatter in style and smaller so they could fit in a pocket, and glass was used on the watch face so the time could be read easily. A watch fob attached the watch to the pocket by use of a chain or ribbon. Up to this day, pocket watches are still being made by makers such as Dalvey.

The first wristwatch is thought to be designed by Robert Dudley for Elizabeth 1 of England in 1571 and wristwatches were worn almost exclusively by women when men used pocket watches.  Most watchmakers produced a range of wristwatches by the mid 19th century but it wasn't until the end of the 19th century that military men wore wristwatches to help with synchronising manoeuvres. 


The watch continued to evolve with a notable point being the invention of the quartz watch in the 1960s, which ran on electricity and kept time with a vibrating quartz crystal. During the 1980s quartz watches took over the market from mechanical watches.


Today many of us have smartwatches that have the power on a small computer on our wrist, able to connect to social media, track our exercise, play music and more but there are plenty of us who still covet a traditional wristwatch.

Why we love traditional watches


Of course, a simple traditional wristwatch is a classic item that can do one thing well - tell the time at a glance and many people like that simplicity, but it is also a style statement. Fashion watches with different colour faces and straps can be matched to our clothes, the weather and even the seasons. 

 When we get to more expensive luxury Swiss made watches they have many fans for a variety of reasons. We love the tradition, the craftsmanship, the heritage, the status and the nostalgia. In a world where everything evolves these traditionally made watches stand the test of time! 

The crafting of a luxury watch like a Breitling is a skill that has been learnt throughout years of training, and years of hands-on experience and watchmakers are true artisans. Handmade automatic and mechanical movements last decades. These very best watches have durability and longevity that you don't get these days with many things.  We love the nostalgia of them, how they are made by craftsmen and how precise they are. 

There is a certain status observed with a luxury traditionally made watch, and many people aspire to own a luxury watch such as a Breitling, a Rolex or an Omega. These are watches for big life events, a 21st, a 40th, retirement. These watches are also precious items, handed down over generations to pass on to their children. They are a way to stay connected to our loved ones even after our death. 

Another part of the appeal is the association with sport and a glamorous lifestyle. You only have to look at watches being marketed with film stars and sports stars as ambassadors.  Although men do wear jewellery a watch can be seen as a more acceptable item of adornment to wear as well. Men love the nerdy features of watches too and the more complicated it looks the better for most men, and you don't have to be a pilot to wear a pilot's watch.

A collection of luxury watches or a collection of any type of watch is coveted and enjoyed by many people. Men, in particular, appreciate watches as an accessory and love collecting luxury watches. taking care of them, protecting them in watch cases by The Case Farm, and servicing them regularly. The pleasure of looking after a traditional watch like this cannot be ignored.

As you can see we love traditional watches as much as ever. Let me know, do you have a traditional watch? Do you covert a luxury watch?

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Christmas Wish List From F.Hinds A Family Run Jewellers You Can Trust

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F. Hinds is a jewellers you may have come across on the high street, known for their trustworthy staff and quality jewellery, but did you know they have an interesting history, involving horror films? 

It all started in 1825 when Joseph Hinds opened a clockmaker's shop and soon with his skills at repairing clocks and watches, he became very successful. He trained his son George to work with watches and in 1856 he opened a shop in Paddington London. This is where F.Hinds was born.  Over the next 50 years, several members of the Hinds family followed Joseph's example, opening shops throughout the capital, building up a reputation as a trustworthy family run company. 

By the turn of the century Joseph's grandson William and his great grandson's William, George and Frank all worked in the business. Unfortunately, William Hinds (Senior) died in 1915 and his son George was sadly killed in 1916 at the Battle of the Somme. 



Shortly after the first world war, brothers Frank and William divided the business into two. Now here is where it gets interesting - William went into the business of theatre and films, he was one of the two founders of Hammer Film Productions, the studio famous for horror films! Frank, however, continued with the jewellery business and eventually, in 1990, F. Hinds took over the one remaining shop owned by the other half of the family in Worthing, Sussex.

Today they are celebrating over 160 years in business and the seventh generation of the family now works in the business too. The company may have over 115 stores nationwide and is the UK's largest independent jeweller, but they still believe in quality and value. So here is the end of the history lesson and now I will show you some of my favourite pieces from F.Hinds this year.

Watch out for their Black Friday sale from the 22nd of November to the 27th of November which has 15% off everything! 

The cute everyday earrings

These 9ct white gold heart earrings are so pretty with the diamond accent on the side. They are dainty too and easy to wear. These are the sort of earrings that can take you from work to a date or drink out somewhere smart. At £59.95 for white gold with diamonds, the price is hard to beat too. Check out the diamond section here.

A stylish luxury watch

I have had my eye on a Skagen watch for a while and this Skagen Signatur watch (WO6134) is simply designed and just gorgeous in a rose colour finish. Not too big with a 30mm face, it's stylish and just screams luxury. RRP is £139 but at the moment it is on sale for £69. Bargain! Check out the watches here.

The perfect gift for mum 


These sterling silver drop earrings would be perfect for my mum. They have tinted blue mother of pearl stones and a small drop. Priced at a very reasonable £24.95 they would make the perfect Christmas gift. Check out the jewellery here.

A smart watch for him



My husband would love this Diesel connected smartwatch (DZT2007).  The high-tech functionality is really cool - it's touchscreen,  connects with your favourite apps, and is compatible with Apple and Android smartphones. With built-in fitness tracking through Google Fit, you can view calories burned, steps and distance travelled, plus receive call and alert notifications at a glance. At £279 it's a great quality watch with many features and one my husband would love. Check out the watches here.

A replacement engagement ring



Ever since I lost my engagement ring I have been looking for a new one and this 2-carat diamond solitaire is just perfect. Set in platinum, the purest precious metal and with slimline shoulders, the diamond's beauty is shown off perfectly in the six claw setting. The diamond has been certificated by the Birmingham Assay Office and comes with its own certificate authenticating its quality. Normally priced at £9999 it's a stunning ring to treasure.  Check out the diamond section here.

As well as the Black Friday sale from the 22nd of November to the 27th of November which has 15% off everything there will also be a diamond saver event from the 28/11 to the 5/12 so you may get a bargain, I wonder if this 2-carat ring will be in the sale!?




Let me know, which of these items from F. Hinds are your favourite? 

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Jewellery And Watch Wishlist Christmas 2017

So it's two weeks to Christmas and it's time to panic buy! I'm only joking, but if you need some jewellery or watch inspiration why not check out my jewellery and watch wishlist for Christmas 2017.

With a range of watches and jewellery for ladies everywhere, I have covered something for most ages and styles. 

For the fashion conscious watch lover

Skagen Anita Rose Gold Plated Mesh Bracelet Watch £165 F Hinds

I love the brand Skagen, and yet I am still to own a watch by them.  This needs to be resolved straight away, so I am going to leave my Mac open on this page for Mr W to see. The Danish-designed watch and jewellery brand are super cool at the moment and I love this Skagen Anita rose gold plated mesh bracelet watch. The watch band is slim and sleek, the rose colour catches the light and the design is simple yet chic. Available online and on the high street from F Hinds jewellery and watches. 

For the stacking ring lover

Sterling silver Serenity stacking ring set £423 Dower and Hall

This sterling silver Twinkle ring set by British company Dower and Hall features a 3mm round aquamarine on a wavey band, a marquise blue topaz on a plain dotty band, an oval white topaz on a granular dotty twinkle ring, a plain dotty ring and a 3mm white sapphire on a wavey peapod band.  What I love about these rings is that they are so versatile. Wear on their own, or stack them how you wish for a fashion statement.

For the one you love

Paloma Picasso Loving Heart necklace 18 ct £795 Tiffany and Co.

I adore this Paloma Picasso Loving Heart necklace from Tiffany and Co. In 18 ct rose gold, this dainty design of four hearts with a diamond at the centre is adorable and would make a great gift for someone you love. Packaged in the trademark Tiffany and Co box, she will be delighted with this necklace on Christmas morning.

For the Disney collector
Pandora Disney Cinderella bracelet £635 John Greed Jewellery

Pandora is a name many of you will know and this bracelet will be loved by many out there. Incredibly girly with lots of sparkles, this Pandora Disney Cinderella bracelet is perfect for Disney fans everywhere. I particularly think the heart charm with the quote "a dream is a wish your heart makes" is super cute. Priced at £635 from John Greed Jewellery it's not cheap for sure but it is beautiful.

For a twist on a Christmas engagement

Morganite and Diamond Halo engagement ring £2195 Browns Family Jewellers 

Christmas and New Year is a time of year that people propose.  If you want something slightly more unusual than a classic diamond engagement ring then I think this Morganite and Diamond halo engagement ring fits the bill perfectly from Browns Family Jewellers. The pinky-orange hue morganite is offset by the array of brilliant cut diamonds. A real showstopper this ring is simply stunning.

For the health and fitness fan
Hybrid Smartwatch Q Gazer £179 Fossil

Combining style with functionality, this Hybrid smartwatch Q Gazer from Fossil. has a built-in activity tracker that can track steps, distance and calories burned. Compatible with Android OS 5 and above and iPhone 5 and OS 9 and above, its a cool watch that does so much more than tell the time and I like the mix of navy and rose gold.

For the drop earring connoisseur 
Light of Luna earrings £179 Thomas Sabo

I really like these silver drop earrings by Thomas Sabo. The white zirconia crystals add a touch of sparkle and the blue synthetic corundum has a faceted look. A lovely pair of earrings to wear out for a meal, to a Christmas party or for Christmas dinner.

So this is my jewellery and watches wishlist for Christmas 2017. Do you have any jewellery or watches on your Christmas wishlist? What do you think of the items I have chosen?

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The Benefits Of Buying Vintage

In the olden days, we used to cherish our possessions. I remember the days before Ikea when many young people would buy furniture second hand and upcycle it as buying new to furnish their homes was so expensive. I remember myself buying a dining table and chairs from a charity shop and spending ages sanding it down, staining the wood and re-upholstering the chairs.

 Baby clothes would be hand knitted by grannies and mums trying to make ends meet, and clothes and furnishings such as cushions and curtains would be hand-sewn by seamstresses. Craftsmen and women would spend hours making furniture, jewellers would hand select the best stones for their jewellery and watchmakers would spend hours selecting the perfect hands and movements for their watches.  You knew when you were buying something like this you were buying quality. Then came mass production and with that came the throwaway society. 

 Buying vintage, however, has come back into fashion and there are many benefits to buying vintage today.

 Quality

Many of today's products are mass produced in volume not handmade or produced in small batches like they used to be. That's not to say everything mass produced will be of dubious quality but there is nothing like a dress that is handmade by a seamstress or a watch loving crafted by a watchmaker. 

 When you are buying vintage you are generally buying quality as it has lasted over time.

 Uniqueness 

 In this throwaway society finding an unusual piece of jewellery, a quality timepiece or a remarkable dress that no one has is a huge benefit of buying vintage. It's extremely unlikely you will see this item on anyone else due to the smaller production values of a bygone age. 

 Price
Many vintage items such as furniture and clothes can be picked up at a fraction of the price of new in second-hand or charity shops and flea markets. 

 Items such as diamond jewellery, designer bags, and luxury second-hand watches hold their value but can still be picked up for a bargain so if you like your designer and luxury items consider buying vintage from a reputable dealer.

Provenance 

There is a history to an item that is vintage and this is called provenance. Provenance, a record of ownership and history can add real value to an item in terms of financial value and authenticity. This is especially important with antiques, jewellery and watches. 

 Provenance in terms of an heirloom like a pre-owned Rolex passed down through generations can keep an item adored and treasured throughout time. 

Eco-Friendly


When you buy a vintage item you are recycling it and saving it from the rubbish tip. Don't be a slave to fashion, buy vintage items that are classic and take care of your clothes and you can wear them time and time again. Sand down old furniture, stain it or paint it and varnish it and you will have a unique piece of furniture at a bargain price.

 The manufacturing of new products has an impact on the environment in terms of toxins, materials, water use and greenhouse gases, so reduce buying, reuse and recycle and you are helping the environment.

 Tell me, would you consider buying a vintage watch or jewellery? What do you think of the vintage trend?

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Win A Range Of Christmas Presents With My 2016 Christmas Gift Guide Ends 29/11

It's that time of the year when I mention the dreaded C word - Christmas.  An expensive time of year for most of us and also a worrying time of year. Will I have enough money to buy presents? Will I get the right present for Auty Dot? Will mum buy me that dreaded Christmas jumper or those penguin socks?

A spa stay makes a great Christmas present

So here is my Christmas gift guide with a range of presents for all budgets and for all loved ones. The best thing is, you could win them all in my big Christmas Gift Guide Competition too! 

For Your Mum 
Teal and white freshwater pearl set from Pearls UK £45

Pearls UK is a website that sells exquisite pearl jewellery. Choose from a range of gorgeous necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pearl gift sets all at affordable prices and perfect for Christmas gifts. With free standard delivery on UK jewellery orders, everything can be delivered to your door in no time, and at your convenience.

 The beautiful teal and white freshwater pearl set would make a beautiful gift for your mum for Christmas and for a necklace and earring set it is priced at a very reasonable £45. The lustre of the pearls are amazing and I think this set is especially pretty. Pearls UK are giving my readers the chance to win this set above today in my competition. 

For Your Daughter 

Stacking rings from Roseanna Croft Jewellery from £155

Roseanna Croft Jewellery is a company run by Roseanna Croft, an independent luxury jewellery designer. Based in Bakewell, Derbyshire she designs, makes and sells everything from her beautiful jewellery from her boutique studio.

All of the materials used in her handmade jewellery are of the highest quality and standard, for example, all of the gemstones are sourced ethically and the jewellery is made with passion, and crafted with skill and love. From elegant jewellery to more rustic designs, you can find a range of silver and gold handmade jewellery here. I adore the sterling silver and 18ct gold stacking rings, but there are so many pieces on the website that I love, I am really spoilt for choice. 

 Roseanna Croft Jewellery is giving my lovely readers the chance to win a £100 voucher today to spend online. What would you choose?
For Your Sister
Deck The Halls Pyjamas from Cyberjammies £45

Cyberjammies is an online store that has been established for the last ten years. Originally sold online but now sold at over 250 stores worldwide, all the pyjamas are made with quality products such as soft brushed cotton, and the details and finishing on the seams are excellent too.

I don't know about you, but every Christmas I get new pyjamas, as Christmas really isn't really Christmas without them. These Deck The Halls pyjamas are warm and cosy in a size 8 to 22 with a gorgeous berry print. The perfect Christmas PJs, you can wear these on Christmas morning knowing you will be looking gorgeous for the photos, and you have the chance to win a pair in my Christmas competition as well!
For Your Best Friend
Marvelwhite skincare gift set from Janiro £37


Janiro is a skincare company that started when the founders, decided to travel the world looking for the best skincare ranges. They found their first products, the exceptional Ginvera Green Tea skincare range in Singapore, and the rest, as they say is history.

Their business philosophy is simple - they source products that do 'what they say on the tin'. I was lucky enough to try their BB cream in the past and cannot rate it highly enough, for even coverage and a lovely glow.

The Marvelwhite skincare set that they are giving away to my readers today contains three gentle skin care products, a mirror and hairband and makes a lovely gift. Check their website out for affordable skin care gifts.

For Your Husband 

Sekonda watch from Brown Family Jewellers £60.99



Browns Family Jewellers is an independent family jewellers based in Harrogate, Yorkshire. With over 20 years experience in the jewellery trade, customers go back for traditional values, excellent customer care with that personal touch, and the beautiful quality jewellery and watches.

From breathtaking engagement rings to precious wedding rings, and classic loose diamonds, Browns Family Jewellers is perfect for that special gift.

They excel on their watch selection especially, selling a range of brands from luxury Breitling and Omega to affordable Citizen and Sekonda watches. The Sekonda watch featured above would make a fabulous gift for your husband, boyfriend or brother and Browns Family Jewellers are giving my lucky readers the chance to win one in my competition today!

For Your Dad
Men's Barbour Lambswool scarf and gloves set from Mainline Menswear £48

Mainline Menswear sells men's designer street brands, from Paul Smith to Hugo Boss, Ted Baker to Superdry. They also provide one of the largest collections online of men's fashion led designer wear in the UK. Customer service is excellent too, and they are justifiably proud of their quick customer response, through social media, email and also online chat.

 The men's Barbour gift set above has a classic tartan check lambswool scarf in shades of brown and dark green, and a lovely warm pair of Barbour gloves, all in a branded Barbour box. Although I have put this in the section for gifts for dad, I think my husband would love this, as he is a big Barbour fan. My readers also get a chance to win this fab prize on my blog today, so be sure to enter!

 For Your Brother
Expedition Tech jacket from Scruffs £84.95

Scruffs is a British company that make workwear accessories and great hardwearing coats for people up and down the UK. With a range of sturdy footwear, from safety boots to hiker boots and coats from waterproofs to base layers all your workwear needs are met, a perfect site for those that work outdoors or like to explore the countryside.

 The Expedition Tech jacket above is brilliant in all weathers as the waterproof membrane provides the ultimate protection whether walking, hiking or working outdoors. Packed full of great technical features including an adjustable hood, cuffs and ties, and a torch pocket, this all singing, all dancing jacket is great for the Autumn/Winter weather.

 My lucky readers get a chance to win this jacket in my Christmas competition too and watch out for a review of one of the cosy ladies jackets, perfect for winter, on my blog very soon.

 For Your Child
Lost My Name Intergalactic Journey Home Book from £19.99

For a lovely gift for a child aged 3 to 11, the Lost My Name Intergalactic Journey Home book, is personalised for that lovely touch. The book with beautiful fun illustrations will appeal to any young child, and the story about an epic adventure through outer space is mesmerising.

 Easy to make online, it's a totally unique personalised book based on the letters in your child's name, and I know my nephew would absolutely love this! My readers have a chance to win this book in my competition today and will be able to personalise it with the name of your choice. How cool is that?!

 For You And A Loved One



1 night stay for 2 at Fishmore Hall with Spa treatments from £225

I've kept the best until last....

 Fishmore Hall is a gorgeous privately owned, boutique hotel in Shropshire.  This country house hotel is one of those places that is a secret gem. With unrivalled views over the amazing Shropshire countryside it really is a lovely place to spend some time away.

 Recently it has had a complete makeover and has improved facilities and decor, the restaurant, Forelles is excellent too, as it has a 3AA rosette fine dining award.

Part of the spa facilities

 With an amazing spa, it's a really relaxing hotel, and a stay here would be perfect before or after the Christmas festivities. Fishmore Hall have very kindly given me an amazing prize of a 1-night stay for 2 with Spa Shell treatments, to be taken any time in 2017. Be sure to enter as this is such a fabulous prize and if you want someone to accompany you, you know where I am! 



**You Could Win All This**

Teal and white freshwater pearl set from Pearls UK £45
Roseanne Croft jewellery gift voucher £100
Deck The Halls Pyjamas from Cyberjammies £45
Marvelwhite skincare gift set from Janiro £37
Sekonda watch from Brown Family Jewellers £60.99
Men's Barbour Lambswool scarf and gloves set from Mainline Menswear £48
Expedition Tech Jacket from Scruffs £84.95
Lost My Name Intergalactic Journey Home Book from Lost My Name £19.99
1 night stay at Fishmore Hall with Spa treatments for 2 from £225
Total prize value over £660

To win all these prizes worth over £660 please enter the competition through the Rafflecopter application below.  If you haven't used Rafflecopter before it's easy to do, check out this post here. Most entries just need a click, it's as simple as that!

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 Check out my other competitions running on my competition page here too, I have a blogger collaboration to win £250 of Amazon vouchers you may want to enter as well. Good Luck!
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