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With the announcement of a new and non-limited line of carbon-cased Doxas, it's been a good week for Doxa fans, but that's only part of the story for U.S.-based Doxa devotees as the brand also announced a brand new retail partnership with Watches of Switzerland. This means that you'll be able to see a Doxa in person before buying and, if your tastes align with my own, you can spend at least a few minutes eyeballing the new Sub 300 Carbon COSC.
While I have to state that my taste for watches, especially dive watches, has been largely influenced by the last decades' almost singular focus on vintage design affectation, I find the SD-1 to be refreshingly non-conformist without going as far as to have lost the original skin diver plot.
About a year ago, I attended a black-tie dinner on the eve of IWC's "The Longest Flight" departure. It was hosted by the 11th Duke of Richmond, Charles Gordon-Lennox, at his estate. In the days leading up to the dinner, I was frantically searching for a tuxedo. I found one, bought it, and thought I was all set – but the day before I left, I realized I almost forgot the most crucial piece of equipment for a black-tie event: A watch.
One of the major projects we undertook during the two-year course was the construction of our own watch, the so-called "School Watch." My class had the choice of working on one of two movements, either the large and venerable Unitas 6497, or the smaller-yet-not-to-be-underestimated Peseux 7001. I opted for the 6497; its larger size seemed the more straightforward of the options to tackle.
Arnaud Chastaingt, the director of the Chanel Watchmaking Creation Studio, will tell you why this particular blue is the color of choice: "I dreamt of giving color to black, of illuminating it with blue.
But the Aquadive is different. Less of a work watch and more of a watch for living. Stuff like errands and just hanging out. I came across the brand after falling for their Poseidon GMT a couple of years ago. I love co-branded watches and was always on the lookout for toolish designs that could keep up with my work – be it fighting fires or rappelling from helicopters for the US Forest Service.
Over on the Rolex side of things, there's a whole display that includes steel sport watches to check out, right on the sales floor. They're not for sale, but they're there if you want to take a closer look at a Batman, say, or the newest Explorer and Explorer II models.
But so much of this analysis is an intellectual exercise. I'm here guessing what hypothetical groups of people would like (this what I do in my spare time, apparently). But I also spent a week with this watch getting real feedback on what I like. In that time, I must say, it surprised me.
Similar to the Fisher-signed 2447D, the 2447T features a two-tone dial with a tachymeter scale in a bold red color. This style of two-tone dials calls to mind the 1940s and '50s chronographs from brands like Longines and Omega, illustrating the influences these designs continued to have on early 1960s chronographs. Note again the "Swiss" only to indicate the early nature of the watch.
The Big Pilot and the Little Prince are mainstays of the IWC pilot's line. Named for the fictional character created by the French author and aviator Antoine de Saint-Exupery, Le Petit Prince is a charming story that children the world over know and love. This special version of the Big Pilot comes in a classically sized 46mm case and an automatic movement with eight days of power reserve.
Originally published (with video!) in the spring of 2013, this is a detailed and inside look at a marvel of micro-engineering and modern watchmaking. With this year's trade show landscape very much in flux, it will be interesting to see if Baselworld 2020 can match years like 2013 with technical announcements like this innovation from Girard-Perregaux. Click here to read "In-Depth: The Girard-Perregaux Constant (Force) Escapement, Explained".
While I am not particularly a fan of this way of 'numbering' limited editions, I fully trust that Jaeger-LeCoultre has put some thought in this and will respect the numbers and total production of 100 pieces.
Because, if you really look at its lifespan, it withstood the introduction of several HOT Rolex releases: the aforementioned Batman, the return of the Pepsi GMT, the ceramic bezel steel Daytona, and the orange-hand Explorer II, among others. While each of those individual models had their own insane success, they took nothing away from the Hulk which remained hot as ever until its departure in 2020.
So now he had a batch of tritium Depthmaster dials and a batch of movements. Next, he and the NG team had to produce the rest of the watch to make this a final product. Which brings us to the watches themselves. This is undoubtedly a very cool thing, but it definitely takes some explanation when viewing the end result.
Brand: H. Moser & Cie.Model: Streamliner Tourbillon Vantablack Reference Number: 6804-0400Diameter: 40mmThickness: 12.1 with sapphire crystal Case Material: 5N red gold Dial Color: VantablackIndexes: 5N red goldLume: Globolight insertsWater Resistance: 12 ATMStrap/Bracelet: Integrated bracelet in red gold with folding clasp
It also makes this watch versatile. It can elevate torn jeans and a white tee just as well as it pairs with a three-piece suit. It would be a very fancy do-it-all watch if it weren’t for the complete lack of water resistance.
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Tourbillon Moon: case JLC Le Grand Rose red gold, 41mm x 12.10mm, water resistance 5 bar/50 meters. Movement, JLC caliber 983, flying tourbillon with the phase of the Moon in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, with jumping date indication. Full-rotor self-winding movement with 45-hour power reserve. Price, $81,500; find out more at Jaeger-LeCoultre .
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Also last year, we saw AP reintroduce a new Royal Oak Jumbo as part of the brand's 50th anniversary. We also saw Patek discontinue the steel Nautilus ref. 5711, only to revive it later in the year with a white gold ref. 5811 thereby leaving a 41mm wide stainless steel hole in its lineup.
Bulgari's obviously made mega-strides as a watchmaker in the past seven or eight years. If you're here reading this site I don't really need to tell you that. I think it's fair to say that a lot of enthusiasts used to write them off as a jeweler or fashion brand that did watches almost as a side hustle, but those days are over.
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