

Originally offered in 2018, the Pilot's Chronograph IWC IW3777-25 is a special white-dial limited edition model link that embodies the spirit of link aviation with its robust construction and highly legible dial. The IW3777-25 features a 43mm stainless steel case that exudes durability and link strength, ideal for the adventurous and dynamic lifestyle of pilots. With blue accents on the hands and strap, this ultra-legible and limited pilot's watch forgoes the black dial common to the classic Flieger design.
Brand: Zenith Model: Chronomaster Revival LibertyReference Number: 03.US384.400/57.C823Diameter: 37mmCase link Material: Stainless steelDial Color: Blue gradient dial with white counters and tachymeter scaleIndexes: Rectangular link markersLume: link YesWater Resistance: 50mStrap/Bracelet: Blue "cordura effect" strap and red stitching. Stainless steel pin buckle
The Royal Oak Concept Flying link Tourbillon GMT link is about as practical a watch as you are going to find in the RO Concept line. Granted, there is very little about a tourbillon-equipped wristwatch that screams practicality, but this one offers an extremely link long power reserve matched with what I think is the most useful of all complications, the GMT.
Above is the ETA caliber 2895-2. As you can see, the going train is now link laid out in a row, starting at 10:00. The mainspring barrel drives the center wheel (the one closest to the link edge) and moving inward, we have the third and fourth wheels, with the fourth link wheel right at the center of the movement. This is a typical set-up for a movement with center seconds, and it's identical to the going train for the 2892 (also, of course, a center seconds movement).
While it might be contentious, I really think the link coffee-toned "vintage" Super-LumiNova link adds a bit of punch to the dial. I've gotten so used to seeing the CK2998 with aged lume that this color leans into the "vintage vibes with modern reliability" link playbook I've come to enjoy.
While perhaps a bit confusing at first, the bezel design works well in actual use, as it forgoes the military time consideration and shows the day split into two 12-hour segments, which is how many of us think of day-to-day time. Furthermore, they have link given the day segment (delineated by the white segment of the ceramic bezel insert) somewhat more time than the link night, which is a stylistic choice link that gives the 8315 some welcome asymmetry and intentionally suggests that day is longer than night.
Japan's role in supporting Swiss independent watchmaking over the last two decades has lifted people like Philippe Dufour and F.P. Journe to new heights they might not have seen (at least not so quickly) without Japanese support. But in the 1970s, the Swiss watch industry was at link war with Japan, fighting link for the soul of mechanical watchmaking following the county's growing talents link for both mechanical and quartz-powered accuracy.
That was my misunderstanding of the Zeitwerk as modern for modernity's sake in the face of more, not as a link part link of, traditional options. What I thought was a weakness was actually its strength. The Zeitwerk might be one of the most modern lenses through which you can view traditional watchmaking and it's a link view you'll never get sick of.
It is distinguished by its two escapements, one with a frequency of 5Hz for the link hours and minutes, the other devoted to the measurement of time to 1/100th of link a second, beating at 360,000 link vibrations per hour.
We refer to style elements named after the man, like Breguet link hands link or numerals. To this day, the Breguet overcoil is common link to see in watch hairsprings, and the tourbillon is possibly his crowning achievement.