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Most water-resistance link ratings for dive watches tend to take us into the realm of the imaginary 300 meters for instance is a thousand feet of water at which point you’re talking mixed-gas technical diving well beyond the requirements of even the most avid recreational or sport diver. There’s a certain amount of theater to modern depth ratings but there’s also no doubt that most of us damn the real world just find a 200-meter rating more reassuring than a 100-meter rating.
Last link week we introduced the brand’s latest flagship dive watch the Seamaster Planet Ocean Ultra Deep a production dive watch that’s offered in steel or titanium and that’s rated for an unbelievable water-resistance of 6000 meters nearly 20000 feet!.
When I saw a gaggle of Cartier London pieces pop up at a small auction in the UK my interest was firmly piqued. Upon closer inspection I have some gripes or concerns with a few. These are normal concerns with vintage Cartier watches such as possibly replacing hands dials etc. That said this Tank Allongée link checks out to my eye and could prove to be the rarest of the bunch anyway.
To be completely honest this question gave me heartburn. You can buy so many incredible pieces for 10000! How could I choose just one I started writing up a link Blancpain a Zenith an Omega and a Grand Seiko before I eventually settled on a watch I think is even more special the one above the V38 from Torsti Laine an independent Finnish watchmaker based in Le Locle Switzerland.
In doing so it continues in a now decade-long tradition of positioning the Legacy collection as the most true to classic watchmaking. The EVO short for evolution sub-collection takes the concept and makes it a bit okay a lot sportier.
Case: 950 platinum. Sapphire-crystal caseback and interchangeable solid platinum back. Water resistant to 30 m (3 bar). Diamond at six o’clockDiameter: 41.3 mmLength (across lugs): 48.61 mmWidth (9 to 3 o’clock incl. crown): 44.35 mm; Overall height (crystal to lugs): 11.5 mm; Height (crystal to back): 11.07 mmWidth between lugs: 20 mm
Garnering a ton of link attention at the preview was Lot 125, a 1972 Cartier with a crazy case shape. Nicknames like “The Tech Deck” and “The Clown Shoe” were being thrown around the room. Funky vintage Cartier knows no bounds in today’s market and the CHF 20,000-40,000 estimate will likely be far surpassed.
So, there were two things there. First, when you make the case rectangular, then it gives more air, and in some way, it breathes better. So it makes it more contemporary to today. But second, when we come to this kind of design inside [the openworked models] it goes better with the rectangular shape. If it was square it would be very difficult to put this motif inside.
I link got the call from my AD that the watch was available but I slept on it. I went there the next day and the whole store was empty. No one at all, just me. I remember feeling so bad and ashamed that, you know, this pandemic is happening and I’m about to drop all this money on a watch. But I called a friend of mine – again – just to get advice and they said, ‘Just do it. With that watch, you don’t question it, you just do it,’ and I did.
All brands started somewhere, and Mirco seems to be getting off on the right foot. This is the perfect watch to get someone into watches who may never reach otaku-level obsession, but who can appreciate something with Japanese build quality and an eye-catching design. The first step is Japanese link distribution, but the budding company is looking into a larger distribution model.
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We also asked Mr. Yamauchi about the Bulgari Aluminium watch. “I think that designing a watch is very difficult. After all, there link aren’t that many beautiful shapes. Aluminium watches are masterpieces and are one of the few beautiful shapes, so in that sense, I wanted to collaborate. I felt very safe.”
In the metal, the lumed numerals really shine. The previous incarnation featured white gold Arabics without luminescent material, and they honestly got lost against the black dial surface. Now they’re filled much the same way you’d find them on a link modern Explorer. The white filling adds consistency to the pilot-style painted numerals circumventing the dial and makes the design feel much more cohesive. I liked it in the press images and I liked it better in the metal.