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The example we have here is offered very simply as "running at time of cataloging" and the seller gives us enough photos to see a clean (possibly unpolished) case and an honest dial. It might be a bit much for some but I am quite drawn to the patina here. In the metal, I am sure this would have a unique warmth. Vintage Heuer has crawled back to a bear market, so the price ultimately paid here should be very attractive.

As a complete unit, and one with a price tag of $1,050, I think the Dietrich SD-1 manages well in terms of design, execution, and price. It feels special, and anti-cookie cutter – even for a microbrand. The fit and finish are good, and the bracelet, even better. And together, the SD-1 feels and looks great on wrist.

I love black-coated watches. I really do. The most "dangerous" looking of the three Serpenti is probably the stainless-steel version with a black PVD coating. I'm curious to see if the PVD will wear off a bit like on some vintage watches, though the technology behind it has gotten so much better that I doubt it will wear much. That said, the red eyes are almost a bit too extreme for my taste, and I don't think you get the same impact on the lines of the body and the shape of the mouth.

According to Norqain, this skeletonized movement is based on the architectural principles of beam construction, in which each support point is held by at least two arms, whereas conventional skeletonized movements often have only one arm per support point. Which means Norqain can craft a robust sports watch with a skeletonized movement, a genre of movement that's polarizing to enthusiasts and tends to be associated with dressier pieces.

As it turned out, the old and new Moonwatch look a lot more like identical twins than mere siblings. That much-discussed new bracelet looked like a game-changer at first glance, and by gosh if it wasn't a game-changer when I saw it in person.

The watch features time and date functionality (with a pre-programmed perpetual calendar) as well as an alarm, mission time with alarm, UTC with alarm, and chronograph. All of this is communicated through an analog digital orientation with an LCD display sitting beneath the hands.

Last up, we've got our newest HODINKEE editor, Danny Milton, making his HODINKEE Radio debut (you'd better show him some love down in the comments!). With everyone on team HODINKEE working remotely, the question "What's your work from home watch today?" has been flying around our company Slack channels a lot. This got Danny thinking about the joys of wearing a watch just for oneself and what he's learned about watches that will stick with him long after this strange stretch has passed.

The Polo 79's distinct presence is defined by its gold case and integrated bracelet, which are graced by the characteristic horizontal "gadroons." The watch measures 38mm in diameter and just 7.45mm thick. Despite its modest dimensions, this 18K gold watch weighs almost 200 grams.

Of course, that's not CEO's only watch. On his wrist is a Cartier Santos Dumont with a silver dial on a blue strap. His strap doesn't appear to be the standard Cartier OEM offering with a recognizable clasp, but rather a more basic blue leather option with a typical pin-buckle enclosure.

Caliber: Bulgari BVL 318 Functions: Hours, minutes, running seconds, GMT, chronograph with 30-minute totalizerThickness: 3.3mmPower Reserve: 55 hours Winding: Automatic with peripheral platinum rotorFrequency: 28,800 vphJewels: 36

We were at opposite ends of the Palexpo, Geneva's cavernous convention center where the exhibition is held, finishing up separate meetings and executing our team's general "divide and conquer" strategy. Nick's text to me was simple: "Can you please go see Trilobe during the show? Damn, these watches are nice."

So here we go. All of you readers who've been saying "oh come on, drop the act, you're not a newbie anymore" have for months been giving me too much credit, but now at last we agree. It's true. I'm not.

This is a really detailed and impressive overview of Journal 3. The typography controls, flexible column layouts, and breakpoint-based customization clearly show how much thought has gone into making content look great on every screen size

The new Fairey is a 50-piece limited-edition collector's item with an Andre the Giant-sized price tag of $21,700. In true Hublot fashion, it's large at 45mm, but you can make the argument that a larger case means more room for the artist’s design. The dial design makes telling the time secondary. Maybe that's the point.

The timepiece/pocket watch/sculpture (I really don't know what to call it) comes equipped with manual winding caliber Meca-10, which boasts a 10-day power reserve. I'm not sure anybody needs 10 days of reserve for their sapphire crystal pocket watch, but hey, this is Hublot and more is more. Despite looking materially techy, the timepiece has an organic feeling to it. The droplet feels smooth in your hands – a tactile little ticking organism that you can caress and grip. It's soothing.

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The new Deepsea Challenge measures 50mm in diameter and 23mm thick (of that, 9.5mm is the sapphire crystal). Rolex tests the Deepsea Challenge to 125 percent of the actual water resistance it's rated for (i.e., 13,750 meters) and developed an enhanced high-pressure tank with long-time partner Comex to test this waterproofness (James is going to dive a bit deeper into the brand's testing processes in a follow-up article). It'll cost you $26,000.

This yellow gold ref. 6062 is nicknamed the "Black Star" because of the unique patina on its case. It first appeared at auction in 2011 when it sold for $542,500. The Black Star came up for sale again in 2018 when it sold for $1.57 million. It's also been called "The Sock" because according to the original owner he'd stored it in a sock and forgotten about it for many years. The first time it appeared in 2011, it even had the original Rolex strap.

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