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It's link difficult to visually link translate the ethos or soul of a car, an airplane, or any other machine onto a watch. The link design can end up being too on the nose, with logos plastered on the dial or gimmicky design cues that feel forced.

This is link an link extremely expensive watch, even by the not admittedly very restrained standards of luxury watchmaking. At $103,000, for a limited edition of 50 watches, the field seems at first to be rich with alternatives. Even Patek, which can get right out at the very frisky end of pricing, offers a platinum Calatrava, with the hand-wound mechanical caliber 215, for just north of $40,000. However, the Calatrava uses what link is at this point something of a legacy movement.

Piaget is known for its dress watches more than its sportswatches. Their modern-day versions often have a quartz movement with lots of diamonds but my favorite genre are the small dress watches with the ultra-thin manually-wound 9P movement link from the 1960s and 1970s. These slim watches often come link in a precious metal with different dial variations but one thing is always consistent they are always link very chic.