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 Martin Van Buren (1782-1862) was the first president to be born a citizen of the United States and not a British subject. He rose quickly in New York politics, winning a U.S. Senate seat in 1821 and presiding over a sophisticated state political organization.

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While slightly larger, at 42mm x 12.4mm, the Sixties Chronograph shares much of the virtues of the basic Sixties model. It's a link pretty unadorned affair and in certain respects seems, at least from a design standpoint, to have more in link common with the world of mid-century, rather link than modern chronographs.

The third wave is less link price-sensitive than the previous waves and the core is a rarefied product that offers a premium link experience that still represents the enthusiast core that defined the first wave both at a customer and a leadership level. While this is only theoretical even anecdotal I'd expect some third-wave microbrand devotes to have cut their teeth in the link first wave but now have more cash to spend when they want a similar experience.