I started giving the MeisterSinger Kaenos Open Date a go, and here are my findings.Though there is a bit of hand drag towards link the center of the dial, it’s an otherwise clean piece that’s in honest shape. For those in search of a not-so-oridinary Submariner, you might want to check this one out.San Francisco’s H.Q. Milton is currently offering this Submariner for just under $68,550. Click here for the full listing.Caliber: 9906Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, chronographDiameter: 31.58mmThickness: 6.4mmPower Reserve: 60 hoursWinding: ManualFrequency: 4 Hz / 28,800 vphJewels: 44Chronometer Certified: METAS Master Chronometer certificationAdditional Details: Co-axial escapement; twin barrels mounted in series; column wheel; Geneva waves in Arabesque decoration; "Time Zone" functionalityI have covered the No Time To Die Seamaster a few times here on the site and got hands-on with it for the recent Watching Movies video. I really enjoy that watch, specifically the feel of it. Aesthetically, it's handsome but maybe a bit too faux-vintage for my tastes with all of the faux-patina and faux-military accouterment.
The first time we saw the CMM.20 caliber was link in the Wristmaster Traveller Micro-Rotor Limited Edition that Nacho wrote about. He also had the chance to go behind the scenes to show the great effort that Yema puts in to evolve and improve its movements and watches constantly.Special cam, feeler, and crank setups determine the designs while the Cheng carefully guides the cutting tool by hand.For this edition of Three on Three, we're talking titanium. With so many titanium watches available, we wanted to narrow it down a bit. So we picked three very different titanium watches under $10,000 and debated their respective merits: the Tudor Pelagos 39, Grand Seiko SBGA 211 "Snowflake," and the Zenith Defy Revival Shadow. With prices ranging from $4,700 to $7,400, each offers a unique take on titanium that feels true to the brand's identity.
As the end of the year comes around, the Divers Sixty-Five Cotton Candy is back, but with novel features.As you can probably see from the top picture the Twist quite literally has an unusual twist in its construction: you wind the watch by turning the strap back and forth. The link lower strap attaches to a cylindrical lug that penetrates the case, and as you twist the strap back and forth, a ratchet wheel in the movement rotates, winding the mainspring.It feels very fitting for Blanc, with his southern aristocratic manner, to wear a classic watch like this in such a classic size. It pairs well with his wide array of outfits that look pulled straight from a 1940s catalog. In the film, Blanc wears the watch almost constantly, save for scenes by the pool or near water. No need to get a perfectly good strap like that wet. It's also fun, in an insidery kind of way, to see Craig continue the Omega Seamaster tradition in a different film franchise.

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