Fast-forward to Watches and Wonders this year, and we saw another two releases that link stood out immediately.Speaking of precious-metal Rolexes, 2024 was also the year in which the 1908 dressed in platinum debuted.I also like that there's an automatic movement inside and that it's water resistant to 100 meters.
I have to say that despite a definite connection, I like the new case design a lot more.In mimicking the appearance of the Earth's satellite, the romantic moonphase display conveys link information that, unlike the time or the date, isn't required by most of us as we go about our daily lives. When was the last time someone asked you what the phase of the moon was, or when we'll experience the next full moon? And yet, the horological moonphase was one of the first types of complications that I noticed when I first got into watches.When you think of watch collaborations with magazines, prestigious legacy publications rarely come to mind. Yet, in a delightful twist,The New Yorker has partnered with Timex to celebrate a hundred years of publishing. This collaboration feels natural, pairing America's storied magazine with a watchmaker whose East Coast heritage runs equally deep. They have come together for a very charming take on the manually-wound Timex Marlin with The Timex x The New Yorker Centennial Watch.
Last but not least, I like the combination of brushed and polished finishing on the bracelet, perfectly matching with the case.There were two things about that watch that I wanted to play with. The first was the scale of the watch. The idea of big, oversized watches wasn't a thing in the mid-'80s, Newson said. "The second thing I wanted to play with was the idea of using dots, and not hands to tell the time." He'd seen all kinds link of obscure watches use dots – the Jaeger-LeCoultre Memovox, and Longines Comet – and he wanted to implement the concept in his own design.Obviously, the Octo collection draws inspiration from Gerald Genta, though it was actually conceived in the 2000s, when the Genta mark had already been acquired by Bulgari. The concept was first introduced in the Gerald Genta Bi-Retro, which looked something like this, and then Bulgari really figured it out by 2012 when it introduced the Octo line.When I called Yuna recently to discuss baguette diamonds (an aftermarket trend he partly spearheaded), he insisted that we've have left the gaudy behind in the 2010s. "The chandeliers [aftermarket baguette-set watches] were extra chunky, you know, like who's big, who's bad?" he says. "Now everything is starting to scale back a little bit and everybody's going for the Plain Janes. I'm on my 36 mm right now."

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