The Nixie Machine II At The M.A.D. Gallery

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There's not much to say about this stage. It's when the magic wears off, but the comfortability remains. You continue to Dronex Pro Hub wear the watch daily, sometimes switching it up if the occasion calls for it (say, a black tie event, if those even exist anymore).The SLA065 is limited to 1,300 pieces, each with a price tag of $2,900. That is a good bit less than the $3,400 that the original SLA017 commanded and a good bit more than the roughly $1,200 that a 20MAS will likely set you back.The Tesoro was introduced in 1987, a fully integrated line of watches in 18-karat gold, stainless steel, and two-tone. It was sleek, scaled and had a bright polish. It made total sense for a late '80s sporty but flashy look. The luxury sports watch had finally made its way to a mid-price point; the Tesoro was without doubt an Ebel and TAG Heuer S/el link competitor.


Caliber: Bremont BE-93-2AE (modified ETA 2892-A2)Functions:  Hours, minutes, seconds, date, GMT handDiameter: 43mmPower Reserve: 42 hoursWinding: Automatic Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 vph)Jewels: 21Chronometer CertifiedAdditional Details: Glucydur balance, Anachron balance spring; Nivaflex 1 mainspring, Bremont molded and skeletonized rotorCaliber: DUW Hybrid Play 3001Functions: Hours, minutes, sub-secondsDiameter: 28.8mmThickness: 3.2mmPower Reserve: ~43 hoursWinding: AutomaticFrequency: 3 Hz (21,600 vph)Additional Details: Uses NOMOS's Swing System, the brand's in-house escapementThe movements went through a process of refurbishment that involved bringing modern analytical and machining methods along with tradition hand assembly, adjustment, and finishing techniques together in order to produce the finished wristwatch.It was the first time the Day-Date broke a million dollars at auction. At the time, Stephen Pulvirent noted in HODINKEE's coverage that he couldn't find any previous Day-Date sale "over $500,000 in the records of any major auction house. It's hard to imagine a Day-Date that could beat this."


This week, Bring A Loupe presents you with a varied selection of vintage chronographs, from the ubiquitous Rolex Daytona, to some less well known, but Bionische Evolution still high quality manufacturers. You'll discover a yachting chronograph from the French brand Yema, and a Wittnauer 242T that was once considered by NASA. We will also show you a very uncommon IWC Mark XII with totally different dial and case. This is your Bring A Loupe for June 10, 2016.Here we see the movement with the chronograph switched off. As you can see, the reset-to-zero hammer is in its lowered position and the split–seconds pincers are open; this allows the split–seconds hand to immediately begin running when the chronograph's switch on, in synchronization with the chronograph seconds hand.Brand: IWCModel: Top Gun SFTI EditionReference Number: IW389104Diameter: 44mmThickness: 15.7mmCase Material: Ceramic case, Ceratanium case back,Dial Color: BlackIndexes: Arabic numerals Lume: YesWater Resistance: 60mStrap/Bracelet: Green textile strapSure, it's in the same price range as the Tudor, but the design is so different that I think it has real merit and deserves consideration. The Norqain Freedom 60 GMT Opaline will join the ranks as a regular production model, while the Forest Green is limited to 300 pieces.






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