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Thursday 07 June 2012 7:03 pm

VOTE FOR THE WORLD’S BEST WATCH

By: KCS-content

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Morning Wire is partnering with the luxury magazine for watch lovers, 00/24 WatchWorld, to identify the most impressive new wristwatch.

Watch-loving readers are invited to go online and pick their favourite from all the models nominated for this year’s 00/24 WatchWorld Watch of the Year awards. Voters will themselves be entered into a prize draw for which winners will receive a high-luxury leather watch box (pictured), a three year subscription to 00/24 WatchWorld and two tickets to the glamorous Watch of the Year awards ceremony in London in September.

The Readers’ Award, voted for by Morning Wire and 00/24 WatchWorld readers, will be presented alongside awards to the best watches in five price categories, picked by an esteemed panel of expert judges.

TO VOTE: Please visit http://tinyurl.com/0024vote 00/24

WatchWorld is published quarterly, with in-depth articles on the finest watches from the world’s revered brands and watchmakers. A year’s subscription is £25. www.0024watchworld.com

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