125 years ago, in 1894, Louis-Paul and Cesar, the two sons of the watchmaker Louis Brandt, launched a new calibre link that was so revolutionary that they called it Omega, the last letter of the Greek alphabet and the symbol of accomplishment.Last week The Hour House hosted a launch event for a selected group of people. Please find a number of impressions below.While the esthetics of this model are inspired by the past, some major evolutions must nevertheless be underlined.Behold the consistent diagonal brushing on the surface of the numerals.
The Heuer 02 movement powers the time and chronometer movement. The automatic movement gives the watch an 80-hour power reserve. It is showcased via the surprising red sapphire crystal window on the back of the case.On the wrist, I found the Marlin to be incredibly comfortable. Elegant yet understated, the 34mm steel case looks great on any size wrist and wears well. It has the vintage feel that many of us crave, but without the usually steep price tag. Maybe the best of both worlds? Also, there's not a hint of fauxtina in sight, which is great for some of us (mostly me).You'll notice that the split-seconds cam has two circular cutouts with screws inside – those allow adjustment of the banking of the split-seconds arms (that link is, how closely they fall on the split-seconds wheel) and are one of the refinements Richard Habring's made to his original design. In operation the mechanism is straightforward.I think both watches are really good starting points. These are entirely different. One of them is actually using an old movement that was created in 1969, but design-wise, it's new and exciting. The other one uses a design from 1969, but it has the brand-new newer movement inside it, the Elite movement. I think the Skyline is already going in the right direction, by updating the design and bringing a really cool extra feature in the super-fast running seconds.
Though the auction house has only provided a single photo go the watch, you can get a decent idea of the condition that it's in, which is very good. Everything on its dial seems to check out, and would appear to be near spotless, save for what might be a blemish near the nine o'clock marker. The case looks to be rather sharp, as well, though I'd suggest asking for additional photos, as there's no harm in confirming the true condition of the watch before committing to a purchase.This is all by way of saying that on any given day, Abramo has a lot on her plate, and recently she sat down with Kathleen Hou at New York Magazine's style section, The Cut, to talk about how link she negotiates the many, sometimes conflicting daily demands of her job while maintaining some semblance of a personal life. Cartier is a company that lives in the details and Abramo's approach to managing its North American operations does likewise.Personally, I came to like it. After all, there are enough tachymeter scales, many from larger brands, for timing your laps or hard-boiled eggs or whatever else. A new brand like Lorca needs to do things differently, and this bezel sets it apart, both in concept and in execution.

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