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Omega Celebrates The Speedmaster And The 45th Anniversary Of Apollo 13
As I sit in the lounge awaiting a non-stop flight to Houston, I can’t help but contrast the banality of my upcoming flight against the razor’s edge reality of flying an Apollo mission. I’ll be flying in a modern aircraft, ferried from one computer-controlled terminal to another, in relative comfort. The risks are negligible and my “training” can be effectively ignored for about three minutes as the plane taxis to the correct runway. Once underway, my only duties are to relax, read a book and likely eat more food and drink more coffee than my hunger warrants. To force the term, my “mission” is to act as cargo for roughly four and a half hours until arriving in Houston, wherein Omega has invited me to a celebration of Apollo 13, the Omega Speedmaster, and a few of the actual people that ferried their iconic chronograph into the final frontier and then relied upon its mechanical capabilities to bring them home.In contrast, by the time they made it
Watch Review: Girard-Perregaux Laureato Skeleton
Featuring a skeletonized version of the in-house automatic movement that powers the standard three-hand Laureato watch, the Girard Perregaux Laureato Skeleton (first introduced in 2017) is a wonderfully exotic flavor of a luxury lifestyle sports watch that combines an easy wearing experience with a haute presentation of the mechanical movement within. Girard-Perregaux actually produces the Laureato Skeleton in a few styles, with this reference 81015-11-001-11A in steel being the “entry-level” version. Other styles of the Laureato Skeleton are offered in black ceramic or 18k pink gold… and that doesn’t even start the discussion of the Laureato Flying Tourbillon Skeleton, which takes the prestige level (and price) to an entirely different level.As far as skeleton watches go, what I most appreciate about the Girard-Perregaux Laureato Skeleton (first debuted on best watches here) is the product’s legibility, and next, the hand-polishing of the skeleton-cut mov