One thing I initially didn't have the answer to link was whether these three watches had a clear retro vibe.I salute Awake for this brilliant lume execution that adds greatly to the fun of this watch.When 3D printing pioneer Bre Pettis set out to make a watch, he wanted it to be more than a watch. He wanted it to be, in his own words, "a gold medal of friendship" that he could hand to the most important people in his life. Well, it's been a few years since that initial thought, and after much development, and some partnerships with a few unlikely manufacturers, we have the Bre & Co. Origami Watch.The watch you see here is a legit haute horlogerie piece that's been taken in an irreverently fun direction. I admire the way Roger Dubuis has positioned its watches as at once Poincon de Genève-worthy and inherently provocative. Do I like every design they make? No. But they have a point of view, and they're doing things that other brands using the Geneva Seal wouldn't.
This was another clever and welcome design update that made the watch an link instant favorite for me and several other Fratello writers. Plus, with the thinner case and a different time display also came a new movement. The automatic COSC-certified L.U.C 96.40-L is a joy to see and brings the traditional Chopard watchmaking excellence that makes it even more impressive.On the dial, you'll find raised hour markers, filled with Super-LumiNova and the Meraud logo is printed just below 12 o'clock.The only downside to the whole business, in fact, is that it might be a bit difficult to experience this watch either as an owner, or even by proxy at a collector's event, as it is being made in small numbers and will be rather expensive. The Streamliner is a limited edition of 100 pieces and it will, if you want one for your collection, set you back $39,900.What we have here, then, are four beautiful watches executed extremely well. The Tri and Three gold patterns may lack the "oh hmm interesting" quality of last year's electrochemical engraving patterns by the nature of being gold and Cartier being a jewelry house. But just because a release doesn't have us leaping out of our seats from surprise doesn't mean it isn't worth commending. And it is nice to know the green watch trend isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
I think the Sinn 717, at €4,990, is a compelling option for those who would like a commanding chronograph with a suite of link innovative features and build quality that rivals much larger and more expensive brands.Brand: A. Lange & SohneModel: Lange 1 Daymatic Tokyo Boutique 10th Anniversary Limited EditionReference Number: 320.040Diameter: 39.5mmThickness: 10.24mmCase Material: White goldDial Color: Argente with guilloche Indexes: Applied Roman numeralsLume: NoneStrap/Bracelet: Dark blue alligator strap with white gold prong buckleAccording to Phillips, no more than five such Deep Sea Special examples have ever been sold at a public level, so this fall’s auctions represent a rare opportunity for no more than two people (maybe one, if they’re nasty) to join a legitimately rare club tAnd the Deep Sea Special is all that – and more – without actually being a dive watch. There’s no bezel, no water ingress marker, no lasting lume, no case in which such engineering would be needed for SCUBA or even advanced techAnd the Deep Sea Special is all that – and more – without actually being a dive watch. There’s no bezel, no water ingress marker, no lasting lume, no case in which such engineering would be needed for SCUBA or even advanced tech diving. For crying out loud, you can barely put a “high crystal” Deep Sea Special on your wrist, let alone show it a good time underwater.

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