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Steinhausen – Online Deal

$50 for $250 Worth of Watches and Accessories

$50
Buy
No Longer Available
Wed May 25 03:59:59 UTC 2011
Value
$250
Discount
80%
You Save
$200
  • T460x279

Highlights

  • Classic & modern watches
  • Watch winders, wallets & more
  • 20% discount on all web purchases for one year

The Fine Print

  • Expires May 25, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy multiple as gifts. Limit 1 per order. Not valid until 5/27/11. Online or by phone only. Not valid toward sale items. 90-day return/exchange policy. Shipping not included.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Accessorizing was first established by Earth, which decided to adorn its curvaceous, celestial body with a bright, dangly moon. Decorate your own being with today's Groupon: for $50, you get $250 worth of watches, accessories, and more from Steinhausen, redeemable online.

Steinhausen festoons wrists with elegant designs in both traditional and modern styles. Peruse the shop’s wide selection of slick men’s watches, as well as watch cases and other old-timey and new-timey accessories. The super-slim Dunn Horitzon Thin Swiss ($180–$230) lets wearers feel as elegantly ornamented as a peacock in a vintage smoking jacket, and the Steinhausen Tasche Enrich pocket watch ($300) keeps time perfectly stowed in a suit pocket or dapper kangaroo pouch.

Whether winding up or winding down, watchmen and winding women can choose from Steinhausen’s selection of automatic watch winders (most from $105–$525), which keep time on the right, linear track. Purchases arrive bundled with a coupon good for 20% off all items purchased through the Steinhausen website for one year, ensuring that appendages stay adorned and wrists remain dazzling.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Defensive Animal Traits

Humans can draw on a wellspring of innate cunning to defend themselves, but animals, because their brains are stupid, have to defend themselves using a variety of evolutionary traits. Here's how nature's deadliest animals defend themselves:

Porcupines: These living cacti use sharp quills to repel predators—any quill that draws blood will blossom into its own porcupine.
Skunks: All skunks must have gone to college at PU, because they stink! In all seriousness, though, Princeton University is actually a pretty good school.
Rattlesnakes: Their telltale rattles are designed to lull humans into thinking that they are being snuck up on by harmless babies.
Cats: Will straight up turn into dogs out of spite
Human Children: Can regrow any teeth they lose and presumably all other limbs as well

Is your child actually a scared chameleon?

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