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Bought my dream watch today. 5970p. I think this one all but completes my watch journey, for now.
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Bought my dream watch today. 5970p. I think this one all but completes my watch journey, for now.
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Zenith Daytonas>current DaytonasMan, this is f*cking special. It’s a Zenith Daytona, basically. So f*cking dope.
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Strong to quite strongBought my dream watch today. 5970p. I think this one all but completes my watch journey, for now.
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Bought my dream watch today. 5970p. I think this one all but completes my watch journey, for now.
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Didn't even think about that but yeah totallyMatching well your Michael Browne suits.
Ming Thein, not ThienRan into Ming Thien today and he showed me his latest project. The Ming ultralight, powered by a manual wind movement and housed in a magnesium alloy case, it weighs just under 9grammes - or use his comparison - the same as two sheets of A4 copy paper
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The weird thing is that it feels so light, it doesn’t feel like a watch
Bought my dream watch today. 5970p. I think this one all but completes my watch journey, for now.
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Meet the new ProPilot X Calibre 400 Laser. Its 39mm case and bracelet are both in titanium, and it’s powered by our game-changing Calibre 400 five-day automatic. But the story this time is in its colourful dial, which is created using an innovative lasering technique never seen in watchmaking before. Incredibly, there’s not a drop of colour pigment in it. Instead, the blue, green and violet finish is created by reflected light. It’s a technological beauty.
The technique behind the watch’s colourful dial is state-of-the-art. But it’s inspired by the principles of biomimicry, whereby technology reflects the wonders of nature. Think of the iridescent wings of a beetle and the way they reflect light to appear a bluey-green. It’s the same thing here. We developed the technique in partnership with Switzerland’s prestigious ETH Zürich university and this is the first time it’s been used in a watch.
I love that Longines is gunning so hard for Tudor. Good for them.
Man what would it look like if Omega were to adopt a similar line of thinking as Longines? That is, releasing watches that people want?I love that Longines is gunning so hard for Tudor. Good for them.
I want a Gold Speedmaster. Just can’t afford itMan what would it look like if Omega were to adopt a similar line of thinking as Longines? That is, releasing watches that people want?
I picked up the 42 mm version a few weeks ago and absolutely love it. I knew the 39mm version was coming but had decided that I liked this watch best in its original 42 mm size. What I'm struggling with, though, is figuring out how a new size (39 mm) with the exact same movement somehow merits a 33% price increase. Wow.