Remaining true to its previous creations, the Metiers link d'Art Villes Lumières Tokyo watch offers us a nighttime view of the metropolis.The watch you see above is perhaps my favorite of the Alaska Project prototypes – again seen back in 2013 – as it features a case of matte steel, and has a special raised bezel to protect the watch's crystal.And yes, we hear you loud and clear – you want more Talking Watches. While the realities of 2020 made producing those difficult, we've been busy lining up a who's Who better than James Stacey to examine the new Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight "Navy Blue?" While this piece was not entirely unexpected, it was nevertheless a major release. James put it best: "After seeing it in person, I can't think of a better or more fitting addition to the Fifty-Eight lineup."Click here to see more of the new "Navy Blue."
That doesn’t answer the question of whether the Aqua Terra is worth the leap. For me, it most certainly is. I wouldn’t consider the Railmaster even if it were €3,000 less than the Aqua Terra. In the end, it feels like a compromise next to the very appealing alternative, so I would keep saving up and go for the AT. The only question would be: should link I get the blue or the black?The case comes in at roughly 47mm lengthwise and sports a handy 20mm lug width – something Citizen’s primary competitor rarely embraced during this period.The scratchproof bezel tops a 42 mm-diameter case crafted in microblasted and polished black ceramic.
Reference 3712/1A (2005) introduced the characteristic unbalanced layout of a power reserve link indicator at 10:30, a moonphase display and pointer date at 7 o'clock, and small seconds at 4:30. All of this pushed the brand name to a weird position between the center line and 2 o'clock. This 42mm reference only saw nine months in production.Paul and Victor Wyler founded the Paul Wyler & Cie watchmaking factory in Basel in 1924.No stranger to creating accessibly priced and generally appealing sports watches, Alpina has just announced a new GMT model into their Startimer line of aviation-inspired watches. With a new-vintage design and several available dial colors, the new Startimer Pilot Heritage may look like just another ETA-based GMT, but the party trick here is local jumping hour GMT functionality via Alpina's modification of an existing Sellita caliber.Caliber: MB M13.21 Column-Wheel movementFunctions: Hours, minutes, running seconds, and chronograph with 30-minute counterDiameter: 29.50mmPower Reserve: 60-hour power reserveWinding: ManualFrequency: 18000 bphAdditional Details: Thermally-blued central chronograph and totalizer hands, Bi-directional rotating blue arrow (operated by 18K white gold fluted-bezel), Screw balance with Philips curve, Devil's tail bridge

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