Marking the brand's 20th anniversary of producing diving watches made of submarine steel, these new variants use steel from actual German Navy submarines, with a different link U-boat contributing to each one.But now there's the newly introduced Seamaster Diver 300M in black without that animation.In pink gold, the Richard Lange Jumping Seconds is priced at $78,100 and is available now. If you'd like a more in-depth look at this very original design and its mechanisms, check out our Hands On from 2016, right here.
Once again, the trend is towards pop and fantasy at the Parisian fashion house. This new limited series brilliantly portrays its resolutely offbeat equestrian universe.On its dial are found the chronograph counters, a small second hand, and a date display at 6 o'clock.Brand: OrisModel: Big Crown Pointer Date Calibre 403Diameter: 38mmThickness: 12mmLug to link lug: 45mmCase Material: SteelDial Color: BlueIndexes: PrintedLume: YesWater Resistance: 50 metersStrap/Bracelet: Black leatherBut in February of 2023, the Milan-based brand came out with a special edition that topped all others: the U1-EC, featuring a chonky Eric Cartman screaming on the dial, probably about respecting his authoritah. It was kind of perfect in a market that was very much jumped on weirdness and collectability, and the small run of 100 pieces flew off the proverbial shelf.
The Ocean Star Tribute Gradient is worn on the wrist with a black link textured rubber strap and pin buckle.This option stands out with one-of-a-kind glittering patterns made up of random black and gold swirls.Today Cartier timepieces are created in La Chaux-de Fonds, the heart of the Swiss watch industry, at a modern 30,000 square foot facility. And it’s not only design and manufacturing that takes place under one roof, Cartier’s lauded restoration department restores and repairs any watch Cartier has ever produced. Roughly 170 roles are represented at the facility, all contributing to the manufacturing of Cartier's impressive modern in-house calibers.In fashion, there are little to no boundaries. Both "sides" swap and borrow. Nobody really cares, it's just a given. The commercial reality means that for the most part collections are still separated by gender at a retail level. But there is creative unity in the vision for both – unlike watch brands who seem to think creative expression exists on a strict gender binary.

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