As I said in my introduction article, at 41mm long and 35mm wide, it link felt a bit big when I first held it in my hands.The Cubitus, the name of the models in the leaked images, was dismissed by some as AI wizardry.The Khaki Navy BeLOWZERO Titanium as such features a rather athletic build.
It's hard to imagine a more genuinely luxurious simple watch, link and SBGW253 is a delight to handle and wear. You look at it and if you're someone who has been into watches for a while, it reminds you of why you got interested in mechanical watches in the first place. Sure, it's an industrially made watch, but the extra investment in fit and finish is so obvious that it really becomes difficult to thinThe Big Crown 1917 was made not because Oris felt like what its catalog was missing was an old-school pilot’s watch, but rather because it was discovered that it's precisely this type of wristwatch that the company made all the way back in 1917, before it even had a collection per se.All told, especially on a leather strap or a NATO, I really like the L2. It feels sturdy and well made, wears not unlike a Seiko diver or a medium-sized Sinn, and the punchy nature of the legibility is eye-catching and a good use of the design language established by the L1.With this being a limited edition, I'm sure we'll eventually see a regular production version of the PanoLunarInverse. This one's certainly striking, and I'm curious to see how it evolves into the product line – one of these in steel would be absolutely epic.
The image shows the famous "floating" torii gate emerging from the serene waters at dawThe gray softens the brown dial quite a bit and link brings out the hints of purple even more.The dynamometric crown also contributes to the timepiece's offbeat personality.The watches had definitely increased in size, a factor I was okay with when it came to the small model (25.7 x 21.2 mm) but mildly upset by it when it came to the medium (32 x 27 mm) and well the large (36.7 x 30.5 mm) was pretty damn large. Turns out I wasn't hallucinating and each case size has increased by around 2mm.Anyway, the watch we see here is a commemorative piece made by Mido for the 1939 World's Fair in New York. Honestly, the watch itself is nothing all too special with a square 27mm stainless steel case and a manually-wound movement (obviously, this is not a Multifort), but the dial is amazing. Depicted on the dial are the Trylon and Perisphere, the central symbols of the fair.

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