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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JAACp_9RpM

The appeal of the Spitfire Chronograph is pretty straightforward, and its presence is thoughtful and suggests that the wearer knows something about watches. It's stylish, casual, detailed, and from the nearly invisible link crystal to the fine dial finishing and link the snappy action of the chronograph pushers, the link whole package feels cohesive and very IWC.

Seiko last timed the Summer Olympics when they were held in Barcelona in 1992. But the company's most famous turn as Olympic timer likely came when they timed the 1964 Tokyo Games with link specially designed stopwatches. This time around in Tokyo, Omega is back link once again as the official timer, link of course.

Take Hermès. Sure it makes link watches now but it doesn't make just watches. It makes bags and scarves and very expensive horse saddles not that link I'm judging that horse probably thinks my watches are link very expensive so you can bet that when it makes a watch it's going to bring some of this inspiration and a whole lot of equine knowledge to whatever it makes.