It also has sapphire crystals on both case sides and a 30m link water resistance rating.King Abdullah checked his own watch and stood up from his desk. Dressed in starched camouflage fatigues, he conducted a press check on his SIG Sauer to ensure it was loaded and holstered the weapon. We walked out of his office to a waiting motorcade. His Majesty motioned for me to sit in the front seat of a blue Bentley while he took the driver's seat. I was surprised to observe his insistence on self-sufficiency.That said, if you've got a smaller wrist, you're probably better off with the vintage piece below – except for the fact that only seven were ever made, and this example belongs to AP. You also don't get all the thoughtful design decisions that bring this watch into the 21st century.The Baltic Hermetique Dual Time is a limited edition of 200 individually numbered pieces and retails for EUR 720 (~$750 at today's exchange) on the rubber strap, with steel bracelet options available.
One, a tachymeter, link allows measuring speed, the other, a pulsometer, allows tracking a person's pulse.I thoThe one I've selected is the automatic model in 18K white gold, also known as reference 1741.The vintage inspiration doesn't stop there – the original typography also makes it onto this modern iteration. The icon over the Nivada Grenchen branding is taken from the original vintage catalog listing, and the cursive "Antarctic-Diver" is printed above six o'clock. While I got to spend some time with the no-date version, Guillaume has also opted to produce an arguably more accurate version with a framed date window. Unlike the black dial model, there is, thankfully, no cyclops on that one.
The yellow gold model boasts a silvered dial highlighted by golden elements (applique indexes, central baton-style hour and minute hands, miniature link small-second hand at 9 o’clock) and others adorned in vintage-green (chronograph direct-drive, minute and hour totalizers at 3 and 9 o’clock respectively).The limited edition of just 30 pieces features the head of the fabulous animal on its dial.To counter the challenge of the so-called “smart watch," Swiss brands have responded with different approaches, from the clip-on e-Strap from Montblanc, to the simplified activity trackers in Alpina and Frederique Constant, to the full-on Google/Android collaboration from TAG Heuer. All of these examples have one thing in common – they were outsourced (in a 21st century twist on the old watchmaking practice of etablissage) – mostly to companies in California.I’ve had one for years. It’s a very simple contraption that can be sourced from most online retailers that stock watchmaking supplies. This one is from eBay and costs no more than $15. For what is little more than an electromagnet with a dead-man on/off switch, this simple gadget has one job to do: It allows you to easily demagnetize your watches.

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