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Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Military Watches
It’s that time! Post-Baselworld releases are starting to trickle in. Ulysse Nardin has just announced the release of two new military-inspired watches to bolster its Marine Torpilleur (Torpedo) Collection. The Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Black and Marine Torpilleur Bronze watches have a slightly more rugged style than is often associated with the brand. We’re very used to seeing high-concept watches made from avant-garde materials, or throwback classics boasting mad mechanics (with dial-mounted automatons not unusual). Here is something different and pleasingly muted. Featuring a Black DLC case on the Torpilleur Black and a Bronze case on the Torpilleur Bronze, the brand is taking the military vibe and running with it.SpecificationsBrand: Ulysse NardinModel: Marine Torpilleur Black and Marine Torpilleur BronzeDimensions: 44mmWater Resistance: 50mCase Material: DLC-Coated Stainless Steel or BronzeCrystal/Lens: SapphireMovement: UN-118 CaliberFrequency:?28,800vph (4Hz)Pow
Hamilton Khaki Field Auto Chrono Watch Hands-On
The venerable Hamilton Khaki remains one of the best “field-style” watches around with its retro military looks and adaptation to modern male aesthetics. Over the years, Hamilton has produced an endless variation of Khaki models, and the larger Hamilton Khaki collection today includes timepieces that you might not even traditionally bulk into the Khaki watch family. One that is both modern and does arguably feel like it fits into the historic idea of what a Hamilton Khaki should be is the Hamilton Khaki Field Auto Chrono.This is one of a few less common chronograph versions of the Khaki, but a nice one. The vast majority of Hamilton Khaki models are three-handers. There is nothing wrong with that, but if you were to add an additional complication to the mix, then a chronograph makes the most sense.