Mistura Watches are the timekeeping equivalent of Justin Bieber (bear with us here) – technically a man, but with unisex qualities. You can draw your own conclusions about the “pop star,” but in the case of Mistura, putting wood in something makes them manly. In all seriousness, someone cut down part of the rainforest to make your Mistura watch and how many people can say they have a watch like that?
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