Last Friday, Christie's in London was having "the 50 years of James Bond" auction, where Bond fans could bid on officially used items in the famous 007 movies. We are - of course - especially interested in the watches that Bond wore in his movies.In some instances, a ceramic watch that has been link dropped from a height onto a hard surface has seen a component of the case splinter or even shatter.To ensure resistance down to a depth of 11,000 meters, the 50mm diameter case in RLX titanium is equipped with the Ringlock architecture.And you know what? If I were about to decide today, I would go for the non-lumed MK I.
Interestingly, the link case back only shows the tourbillon mechanism of the in-house 642P caliber.Beyond the wild aesthetic, the people behind the project add a layer of interest to the watch. Working on the project with Forestier-Kasapi was Ludwig Oechslin, the genius behind ochs und junior. There aren't many people in the industry who can come up with – and execute– something so outrageous as the Freak S. Forestier-Kasapi conceptualized the watch and ensured that it was indeed possible to create and Oechslin executed on the production side.Over the past dozen or so years, Cartier has made a habit of releasing attention-grabbing skeletonized watches. It started with the Santos 100 in 2009, and this year Cartier is introducing the Santos-Dumont Skeleton in a trio of metals.
The Tektite experiments were done with the participation of the NASA in order to get some insights for the at that time booming space program. So it is also an exciting topic for you Speedy enthusiasts, which is why I like to invite you to the related article on my website. (click here for the article)The predominantly brushed case features small polished parts and bevels that add some visual pizzazz to the watch.He's sporting link his Borgel-cased Movado 18241 with central seconds and a manual-winding movement.Another widely circulated video (I found it on the Instagram account of the watch influencer @watchmania) is of a guy on a scooter pulling up between a curb and a car, like he's just trying to get himself and his little vehicle out of a tight spot. He knocks the car's side mirror, seemingly by accident. He offers a quick wave, "so long, sucker," masquerading as an apology, and when the driver reaches out to readjust the mirror, an accomplice materializes to grab his wrist and rip off his watch.

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