November 30th, 2009 by eShop600

Stylish. Sleek. Handsome. Leading brand. All the components that is necessary for a perfect men’s timepiece. This classic stainless steal bracelet strap watch is yours at Ernest Jones, and is demonstrates the expertise of the reputable designer brand of Calvin Klein. As a male, you will feel instant confidence and style as soon as you put this Calvin Klein men’s stainless steal bracelet strap watch on your wrist.

The Calvin Klein simple, yet effective watch features a quartz-type movement displayed in the round face shape dial. The Swiss-made face also has three smaller dials to monitor brief elements of time. This chronograph function enables you to use a range of features including the stopwatch to time-keep at your convenience with ease. Also, you’ll never need to question what the date is again due to the date display feature on the 20-minutes-past marking. Furthermore, this watch’s stainless steel exterior, available to purchase at Ernest Jones, presents a hardwearing and sophisticated appearance.

For just £270.00, Calvin Klein men’s stainless steal bracelet strap watch is perfect for both in the office, or for a night on the town. Take advantage of the bracelet style (as it clasps up with ease), and immediately make impact on both colleagues and friends. Here, Calvin Klein really do demonstrate their expertise in fashion and designer-wear. The top-class timepiece will not fail to disappoint.

Local Information for Stockwell

Located in the London Borough of Lambeth is Stockwell and was home to Violette Szabo a heroine of the French Resistance. Szabo was an undercover agent in France, a member of the Special Operations Executive (SEO), and given the code name ‘Louise’. While in France she met and was briefed by Leo Marks, who is credited with giving her the definitive World War II code poem, “The Life That I Have”. This was an original poem written on Christmas Eve in 1943 by Marks, and used to hide secret messages (famous poems were used to encrypt messages, but this proved fallible as the enemy’s cryptographers could find the original poem and work out the hidden messages).

The poem was written in memory of a girlfriend who died in a plane crash and given to Szabo in 1943. Szabo was eventually captured by the Nazis, tortured, placed in a concentration camp and put to death in 1945. Szabo was the second woman to be awarded the George Cross (1946), and she also received the Croix de Guerre (1947) and The Médaille de la Résistance (1973). The Violette Szabo GC Museum is in Herefordshire and a movie about her was made in 1958, ‘Carve Her Name With Pride’.

Other famous residents include author Will Self, actor Roger Moore, comedian Adam Buxton and Lilian Baylis (the manager of an opera, theatre and ballet company which later became the English National Opera, English National Theatre and English Royal Ballet respectively).