How the Cartier Crash Became The Most Important Vintage Watch of 2021

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Brand: BulgariModel: Octo Finissimo Minute Repeater CarbonDiameter: Sustainable Retro Tech 40mmThickness: 6.85mmCase Material: CTP (Carbon Thin Ply; carbon fiber reinforced thermo-setting epoxy resin)Dial Color: Black (CTP)Indexes: Cut outLume: I mean, the whole point of a repeater is that you don't need lumeWater Resistance: 10 metersStrap/Bracelet: Black titanium braceletQuick Take: You know I love the countdown bezel! So you'll hear no complaints from me that Tudor ended up with this year's dive watch prize. Revisit when Hodinkee contributor Allen Farmelo took it diving, earlier this year.We could have called it last year when we saw the revamped Black Bay Burgundy. If I had been a betting man I would've assumed this year we would be seeing it in black and blue. I would have half lost that bet. There's no blue, but there is a black... in an unexpectedly revamped form. Today Tudor reveals the Black Bay in monochrome, which is the newest iteration of the brand's all-black diver.


This is a special one for René. His father used to wear this watch a lot and when he passed away in 2002 and the family was dividing up his personal watches, this is the one René wanted most. It's a simple white gold Day-Date oIt's not all about Rolex for René though. Before the reference 5170 was officially released, Patek Philippe made a limited series of 50 watches for Beyer's 250th anniversary that had a beautiful white dial (double-signed, of course) featuring a tachymeter scale and applied Roman numerals at 12 and six.1:00Talking Watches With William Massena2:45 The Worshipful Company of Clockmakers6:20  Timezone24:00Walt Odets25:30Odets' Rolex Explorer Review30:00 HODINKEE Radio With Joe Thompson36:20 The Man Who Loved Women41:00 Rolex Oyster Viral Launch Hacks Perpetual53:00 Massena Lab1:04:00 Le Coucou1:06:00 The Sweet Science1:07:00 Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs1:07:30 Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs playlistWe've seen plain gold plating, secret numbers, pink flourishes, floral patterns, and even strawberry print. What in the world is Swatch going for as part of National Swiss Day? The answer is lanterns, which are meant to evoke traditional Swiss lanterns adorned with national imagery via the white cross on a red background. This design is spread across the entire chronograph seconds hand.The green color might not be for everyone. The best argument for it is a practical one – maybe it fills a gap in the product line in a specific way and is certainly more modern than a black or white dial. But the case, crystal, and pusher designs are modern enough on their own. A white or black dial might have bridged the gap of heritage from past to present in a way that this doesn't. But it's certainly eye-catching and striking, and that is exactly what TAG Heuer is all about.


It took another couple of emails, but I finally had my answer. The answer is as characteristically Rolex an answer Disaster Proof Living as any fan of Rolex could possibly wish: Rolex takes no official position on the correct plural for Rolex.The original Black Bay S&G does the two-tone thing well; it looks like this Chrono will do the two-tone thing even better. All the extra pieces manufactured in gold allow for an overload of gold accents that I'm sure folks will appreciate. It isn't a tentative approach at integrating gold. Rather, it feels like it's a full on assault, and a good one. The pushers, the bezel, and the first link of the bracelet are all solid gold, while the crown is "gold-capped."The bracelet is completely unique to the watch, and it's an engineering marvel in its own right. The links articulate smoothly, and the way the clasp operates calls to mind a design you might find on an F-35 fighter. The bracelet seamlessly mates with the case through a series of facets, creating visual continuity, and is as close as you can get to an "integrated bracelet" while still allowing wearers to swap out the bracelet for any 22mm NATO or strap.The TAG Heuer Monaco Racing Blue Limited Edition has an MSRP of $9,200 and will be available from July 2023 at TAG Heuer boutiques, online, and other retail partners. It's a limited edition of 1,000 pieces, and each caseback will be engraved "one of 1000."






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