Today, we'll briefly examine two new Certina DS-1 Big Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Date Collection variants. While we've typically covered some of Certina's sportier watches here on Fratello, it's important to remember that models like the DS-1 form the foundation for a brand. Watch nerds aside, pieces like this sell in large numbers.Seiko is a brand that many consider the gateway drug to entry-level mechanical watches. It is also a rare example of a watchmaker that produces anything from affordable timepieces to expensive and high-end watches. The Seiko "Turtle" exemplifies the brand's ability to punch hard in the affordable segment.For lovers of motor sports and collectors, this variation boasts the DNA of champions and keeps the spirit of one of the world’s most prestigious races alive.The new Offshores are outfitted with the familiar AP Cal. 3126/3840 automatic chronograph caliber, which offers 50 hours of power reserve and runs at AP's standard rate of 21,600 vph, or 3 Hz. It's an AP in-house automatic movement fitted with a chronograph module by Dubois Depraz.
The dial, coated with gray sandblasting conjuring up the tarmac, and hovered over by two rhodium-plated hour and minute hands, showcases three snailed black counters: the small seconds embracing the date aperture (at 6 o’clock), the minute totalizer (at 3) and the hour Breitling Professional one (at 9) and, just like the chronograph direct-drive, all three are enhanced with bright red striations.Even though the date window is very recessed, it never gets dark (unlike my Reverso) because the window frames are mirror polished and reflect light on to the numerals.The Omega Speedmaster was the only watch that passed all NASA's stringent tests in 1965.Before the 1940s, almost all watches had a running seconds hand located in a sub-dial, usually at 6:00. This was due to the layout of a classic watch gear train. If you want to have a seconds hand, the easiest way to do it is to take a gear in the train that turns once per minute, extend the pivot on the dial side so it goes all the way through tThe only problem with this is that since the additional gearing for the seconds hand is out of the direct power flow from the mainspring barrel, there is a tendency for the seconds hand to flutter. To address this, watchmakers added a tension spring that puts very slight pressure on the indirect seconds gear teeth.The top display is meant to relay the current "suitability" for fishing at any given time. It uses the time, date, and moon data (moon age and moon phase) to determine a suitability score between levels one through five, represented by fish icons, for fishing. It does not take into account weather, location, water clarity, water temperature, water oxygen levels, natural events like the last rain, wind speed and direction, or currents. All of which are pretty important.
Singer Reimagined is part of the Singer Group, the American brand known for its bespokeThe detail of the finishing makes my jaw drop to the floor. The tourbillon cage alone features 14 hours’ worth of beveling. The result looks like a shiny, miniature cityscape on the wrist. Yes, it is Breitling Superocean Heritage pure decadence, but what a sight to behold. Interestingly, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Hybris Artistica never turns brazen or over the top. Its beauty somehow resides in subtlety.Add the great watchmaking tradition, immaculate finishing, and eye for detail, and you'll understand why Vacheron Constantin is one of the leading luxury watch brands.As always, buy the best model you can (read: not one that fell from a countertop like mine) and ensure all the correct bits are there.Avant-garde watches are often perceived as contrived and needlessly complicated.In 1993, IWC returned with another, even grander grand complication called Il Destriero Scafusia (Italian for “the war horse from Schaffhausen”). It had a split-second chronograph, minute repeater, perpetual calendar, moon-phase, tourbillon, and more, a total of 21 complicIWC head watchmaker Kurt Klaus had designed the movement using CAD technology. CompuIWC head watchmaker Kurt Klaus had designed the movement using CAD technology. Computer-aided design, as we saw with Calibre 89, ushered in a new world of mechanical microminiaturization. IWC introduced CAD/CAM technology in 1988. On a visit to IWC in 1996, I noted that “at Klaus’s desk there’s not a loupe in sight. He works with two computers, two screens, an electronic pad and stylus and a calculator. These are the tools of today’s [master watchmakers].”

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