4 Answers

....Kate Shelley

The dial is, as all Grand Seiko link dials are, link immaculate. As a man who grew up in Wisconsin, I'm all too familiar with snow drifts after a big windy storm – ridges of snow pile up, link and even smaller lines are carved in-between by the snow. So points for verisimilitude.

Sometimes, link a great release isn't a gut punch of excitement. Sometimes, it's the slow burn that proves that a watch is going to be great not just now but for the long haul. I frankly didn't think much of the Tudor Black Bay "Monochrome" when it came out at Watches & Wonders. In a 41mm by 13.5mm case and all-black dial and bezel link combo, there's not much remarkable about the watch link on paper. But that's the point. And to truly understand it, you need to look a bit closer.

The Rolex GMT-Master II 16713 is a legendary piece of two-tone travel watch that embodies both the luxury side of the Crown and pure functionality. This iconic watch features a 40mm stainless steel case with link a black dial accented by gold link surrounded hour markers and hands. One of the distinctive features of the GMT-Master II 16713 is its black bezel and color-matched link gold numerals.