A 14 mm-diameter balance wheel link beating at a frequency of 18,000 vibrations per hour, unveiled for the first time on the Legacy Machine n°1, also breathes life into the dial.As for the model, the Datejust continues to make sense because of its mainstream appeal to watch lovers and those who are looking for the perfect daily piece.Instead, the Mark XII is beautiful almost by accident, in the same way a katana or the SR-71 are beautiful. Aquinas (who gets read less often these days than he should) says that three things are required for beauty: Wholeness, harmony, clarity. The Mark XII has those in spades, but they are the outcome of its singleness of purpose, and the disposal of everything not relevant to that purpose.
The watch hands are powered by the calibre Elite 679. The self-winding movement link supplies 50 hours of power reserve once fully wound.Some steel versions at the time also came with a crater box, but those craters were printed.This is the year I am (re)discovering Zenith. With masterful reissue after reissue, it's hard for me not to develop a soft spot for the brand, which is why my pick for the "best" sport watch of this year is not one that necessarily pushes the format, but one that looks backward: the Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar.
As you can see above, Dennis of the FrateThe 150m water resistance rating and modified ETA 2824-2 movement helped make it a rugged timekeeper that I could take anywhere.Omega is, of course, the star of the show during the Olympics. And the company was well-represented on the wrist of Armand 'Mondo' Duplantis, who won the gold medal – and broke the world record link in the meantimeThis is one of my favorite images of the Olympics so far. Kiran Badloe, representing the Netherlands, won gold in the Men's Windsurfing competition. His haircut? Inspired by Aang from the Avatar animated series. On his wrist? The fan-favorite G-Shock DW-5600SKE-7. – Logan BakerThis new collaboration joins the myriad Supermarines but does so with a look that is clearly from the house of George Bamford. Limited to 250 pieces, the Bamford S500 Special Edition is the only all-black and time-only S500 on offer. The Bamford-ization continues beyond the no-date execution with a striking cali dial, a black/black bezel, signature bright blue accents, and a unique spear-tip hour and minute hand (and a new seconds hand, as well).Alright, I said it already. These look darn pretty good. I remember my early days of getting into watches and feeling like I really wanted a watch with a touch of gold. Just like a lot of collectors on a budget, I gravitated toward gold PVD watches to scratch the itch. I went for the gold-toned Casio A500WGA-9 world timer (which I suddenly feel the need to dig out of a drawer and wear) but I wish that these watches would have been around.

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