This is a link silicon-equipped caliber designed to offer modern watchmaking technology to a broader audience.Ticking beneath that dial we find an Oris-decorated version of Sellita's SW510 automatic chronograph movement, which ticks at 4 Hz while offering a 48-hour power reserve. As you would expect, the action is crisp and snappy, and the Sellita is a fitting choice for a watch like the Holstein Edition 2020.Previewed in 2011 and presented at SIHH 2012, PAM 422 is the Luminor Marina (small seconds) version of the PAM 372. The P.3001 movement here is the same as P.3000, save the small running seconds at the 9 o'clock position, and a power reserve indicator you can view through the see-through back. The Luminor Marina 3 Days has a sandwich dial with faux-patinated Super-LumiNova on the hands and indexes. It's water-resistant to 10 bar, or about 100 meters. Price: $10,100.The case is first polished to a mirror finish before being worked by the skilled engravers of the Shinshu Watch Studio. This is the third fully hand-engraved piece powered by a manual-winding Spring Drive movement.
The rhodium-plated dial, cut in the famous Grande Tapisserie checkerboard pattern, features hour markers, including a double set at 12 o'clock, and Royal Oak hands in white gold, and is curved with a bezel lined with 40 stones - pink sapphires and rubies - in a glowing link gradation (0.50mm, Bvlgari managed to keep the 42mm wide case also very thin, or ultra-thin, one might say.In that spirit, let's get into it. This new watch takes everything we know about the Octo Finissimo line, including past iterations with skeletonized dials, and refines it. The Skeleton 8 Days is cased in 40mm of satin polished rose gold (and is just 5.95mm thick). That case features a matching rose gold crown with a black ceramic insert.
Do you remember when life was simple and watch movements were either in-house or off-the-shelf? It was never the case, but we didn't care so much — or we weren't told to care. These days, we have a veritable buffet of descriptions for how a caliber ended up in a watch case. It's all too much now, and in the end, does anyone give a rip? We're not so sure.And just often, the idea of owning something is better than the reality of actually doing so – it doesn’t leave you with (an link admittedly stunning) platinum lump and huge hole in your bank balance.Being such a subjective topic, it's one that always results in a polarizing and interesting discussion that we know you'll enjoy.You can read more about the early PloProf watches and the history with COMEX here.

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