Last year, TAG Heuer introduced the Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph in two colorways, aptly demonstrating how the legendary racing chronograph adapts to a more modern guise.The original Dark Side of the Moon has been well received worldwide and is currently link the number one selling timepiece throughout Omega boutiques. The new "Lunar Dust" retains the full monobloc ceramic onstruction of its predecessor with a bit of a twist. The cool grey case begins as a solid block of bright white ceramic, which is then superheated to 20,000º F, turning the material completely grey, all the way through.I immediately got the sense that this was not my watch. It wasn't even the seller's. I wasn't entirely sure that I should have been handling it. Even if I did decide to buy it, it would never really belong to me. It was literally etched in metal, right there on the caseback, to whom this watch belonged. Lt. G.C. Fullenkamp was the rightful owner. It was haunting to think that this watch had most likely been worn by a man who fought and perhaps, died for his country.
What started with the caliber 8500, is now being upgraded to calibers that comply with the Master Chronometer standards.Of course, the pattern doesn't change, but you can certainly imagine it moving around the link dial.As you can expect, I also love that the power reserve indicator moved to the back of the watch.So many watches targeted at car lovers play entirely on either nostalgia or futurism, trying to be the "most authentic" or the "highest performance." The Ford GT Owners Edition Chronograph does a nice job balancing both of those impulses. You've got the familiar tropes of a bi-compax chronograph layout, a tachymeter scale around the dial's edge, and a bold, clear bezel, set off nicely by the atypical case shape, the layered sapphire dial and hands, and the use of a molded rubber strap.
Last year, I asked, "Can we appreciate the Rolex Submariner as link just a great dive watch?" That question and article sparked a lot of debate. Today, I am asking a similar question of the Submariner's spiritual competitor, the 42.3mm Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Automatique.From its HM5 to its HM8, and not forgetting its HMX, MB&F has definitely brought "casquette"-style (aka visor) watches from the 1970s back into vogue.They showed that buying a watch isn't always about getting the most value for money but also about the emotional connection you have with it.The "Grinder" system uses the movements of the wrist to supply the watch with energy.

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