The whole assembly is ringed by a fixed black PVD-treated bezel adorned with a tachymeter scale, adding link an extra sporty touch to the watch's appearance.The model that's been chosen to be reborn is the manual wind Autavia Mark 3 "Jochen Rindt." This reference, manufactured in the late 1960s, is sometimes referred to as the "Rindt" after F1 driver Jochen Rindt, who wore that watch (Rindt died tragically in 1970 in an accident while practicing for the Italian Grand Prix).More info about the Autavia cup here, and check out our coverage earlier this month from Round 2 here.Given the fact that it is a dive watch, the Aquaracer Bamford Limited Edition features 300m of water resistance. It is powered by the Calibre 5 Automatic (a movement based on the ETA 2824-2). In terms of the overall design, this watch could very well be a regular production Aquaracer – and a cool one at that – however, it is limited to 1,500 pieces.When we analyze watches on HODINKEE we often look at every granular aspect of the watch as well as the historical context, but we lose sight of something very simple: The majority of watch buyers simply want to buy a "nice" watch for themselves because it's a luxury product and they've reached a point where they can shell out to enjoy something luxurious. These folks aren't necessarily watch nerds, either.
All the RE-Volt Sapphire watches are worn on a large-sized vulcanized rubber strap link dressed in a color which perfectly matches the case.The 1980s sit very well with me, but I guess that applies to everyone who grew up in that decade.Starting at $2,180 for a U50 on a rubber strap and topping out at $2,940 for a U50 S on a matched black bracelet (also fully Tegiment treated), the U50 range looks simply incredible. With zero "fauxtina" or vintage inspiration, an excellent (and thin) case size, and the specs for a true tool dive watch, this is one I simply cannot wait to try on. I've loved the U1 for a long time but sadly never had the wrists for it. Now, I don't have to.I’m not saying it’s the “best” watch of the year, whatever that means. The black 34mm AP Royal Oak is sexier. The rose-gold Patek Calatrava is more elegant. By any conventional standard, they’re both better than this weirdo Rado. But I am frankly so tired of conventional standards. When I look at a watch, what I want is to see something I’ve never seen before. Or, even better, to feel something I’ve never felt.
And, handily enough, he is also an appraiser, having worked together with auction link houses as RR auctions and Bonhams in the procurement and valuation of space artifacts.When you take the eventual patina, the added weight, and how bronze has an entirely different character than steel, you get a watch that feels entirely distinct from watches that are otherwise vastly similar. With the Oris Holstein Edition 2020, the added bronze of the bracelet ups the ante.It's easy to tell that the caliber 15BM01HU shares an architecture with previous Bovet movements, and what I particularly appreciate about the construction is just how symmetrical it is. It's clear that there was real intent when designing the movement from the outset. The final product is downright lovely, with expansive cotes de Genève-laced bridges, thermally blued screws, and dueling cocks at the two ends of the gear train, supporting the balance wheel and center wheel, respectively.

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