OSAR-D stands for "Original Search and Rescue with Date." Marathon started providing dive watches for Canadian and US Search and Rescue units in the 1990s. Several versions in several sizes exist, from 36mm to 46mm. You can also opt for unit-signed versions or sterile link dials.The construction and materials of the straps weren't our favorites, though.That said, with a list price of $875, it is really the end of the world if the Trailtrekker bears some bezel-related resemblance to a Rolex? Or a Tudor meant to invoke the same (or at least similar) Rolex? As always, it's up to you to vote with your wallet, but despite being an owner of a 16570 Explorer II, the similar bezel didn't manage to bother me all that much, especially in person.
Normally, I'd agree, but despite the slow crawl to more moderate case sizes, most brands have refused to breach the 36mm threshold (even going below 37mm has been a challenge).Sadly, they've link now become rather infamous and their punctuality can now often be measured with either a sundial or a child's guessing game versus a well-sorted chronometer.I have spoken about Serpenti and its history at great length – more than once. But there's nothing like actually feeling excited when a new watch is released. I'm counting down the days until I get to see these watches in real life. Which I understand is an immense privilege, but it's also a bonus that comes with the job description and keeps me going on gloomy days.
The very first Longines Flagship was released in 1957, and while this design is not an exact replica of any particular watch, it is an amalgamation of several Flagship models over its years of production. This is not the first time the brand has used this watch as inspiration within the Heritage collection. In 2017, they released a 60th anniversary model, and of course, there is the aforementioned silver-dialed model which bears effectively the same design as this new variant.Here at the Horological Society of New York (HSNY), our library has advertising pamphlets, syllabi, and textbooks from watchmaking schools in Europe and America from throughout the 20th century. Within the U.S., we have materials from no-longer-extant link schools in New Jersey, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Missouri, California, Wisconsin, and Nebraska, demonstrating how widespread watchmaking education was at the time.That movement is visible via an exhibition caseback and reveals a laser-etched Easter egg present on each watch. You'll find a highly detailed printing of a nudibranch – a sea creature indigenous to the specific ocean connected to the watch. The movement itself is also decorated with laser printing of the specific body of water. It's not haute horology; it's plain old fun.

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