My first impression was one of trepidation: "Oof, that is a bit much!" Very quickly, my eyes adjusted and I found myself rather liking the combination: "You know what? This kinda works!" However, as time passed, the novelty wore off a bit, and an old link familiar sentiment rose in my mind.The watch introduces an impressive spec list that easily places it above the regular Pelagos.A keen eye will notice a slight slope on its inner edge, a strong detail.The Saxonia Thin is the entryway into one of the world's truly great watch brands, but what becomes apparent quickly after you put this watch on is that there isn't any "less than" quality to it. Rather it's a distillation of craft and purpose. If anything, the fact that it's a simple two-hander emphasizes the fact that this watch, and Lange more broadly, is about getting the details right in every aspect of the timepiece.
For perfect harmony, the Monaco Special Edition Grand Prix is worn on a link comfortable black alligator leather wristband closed with a titanium folding clasp.Those predecessors were famously made of stainless steel in a segment dominated by cheap plated brass watches.At launch, there will be six models in stainless steel – two with silver dials and blued hands; two with blue dials and rhodium-plated hands; and two with silver dials and black subdials, with blackened hands. There will also be an additional model in Omega's proprietary Bronze Gold. The alloy is 37.5% gold, with some silver and palladium added and the alloy is intended to give the warmth of bronze but also protect against corrosion better than conventional bronze alloys.While the price of the standard El Primero chronograph ($10,000 on bracelet) faces stiff competition, it's tough to think of a direct competitor once you slap a triple calendar and moonphase in it. The most direct comp is the Breitling Premier B25 Datora 42, a nice watch that is also $14,000 but measures 42mm x 15.3mm thick. It's hard to say that the two are competing for exactly the same wrists, even if their mid-century aesthetics might share an Eames Chair.
The Brassus watchmakers combine red gold, a precious metal boasting a warm hue, with deep sky blue to offer us an incredibly refined marriage free of any fancy frills.The first major mechanical complication from Jacob & Co. was the Quenttin Tourbillon, which set a record at the time for the longest power reserve in a wristwatch: 31 days. Subsequent complications have included the SF24, a 24 time zone watch with a split-flap display for the second time zone, based on information boards once ubiquitous at train stations and airports. His most spectacular release in the last few years, however, has been the Astronomia Tourbillon.Brand: Audemars PiguetModel: Code 11.59 by Audemars Piguet StarwheelReference Number: 15212NB.OO.A002KB.01Diameter: 41mmThickness: link 10.7mmCase Material: 18-karat white gold bezel, lugs, and caseback; black ceramic case middle Dial Color: Blue aventurine dial; black opaline aluminum discs; 18-karat white gold hands Water Resistance: 30 metersStrap/Bracelet: Rubber-coated strap with white gold pin buckleOffering the Tsuyosa in this new smaller, 37mm case size is just a fitting evolution for the product line. It's also a clever unisex play for a smaller sports watch and is a more elegant, perhaps dressier option at this price point, certainly more so than, say, a Seiko 5. While it's certainly not a dress watch, I've seen it on wrists paired with a suit, and it feels quite at home.

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