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Japan, because they are the same as us but different.

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Starting with one of the most technically impressive of the recently launched G-SHOCKs this previous Japan-only carbon fiber link model is now link available stateside only in the Hodinkee Shop. Riffing on the much beloved 5000-series case design that's been a part of G-SHOCK since the beginning link the GWS5600U-1 is one of the most lightweight G-SHOCKs ever made weighing only a slight 43 grams.

Say "one of the best modern link chronographs" three times fast and Patek's sure to show link up at your door. When Lange introduced the Datograph and its in-house caliber link in 1999 the Swiss got to work. A decade later Patek introduced the 5170J its first chronograph using an in-house caliber the CH 29-535 PS.