Real bronze case Custom Designed Asian 23J Movement to Match the Genuine IWC 52000 Movement
Hands-On With The Impressively Redone Maurice Lacroix Aikon Automatic Watch
Baselworld 2018 saw the release of a slew of re-issues with modern designs, but none quite like the updated Maurice Lacroix Aikon Automatic collection. The long-promised model has been anticipated by fans of the brand and piqued interest for those who may not have considered Maurice Lacroix before. With the inclusion of an automatic movement and some aesthetic refreshes, the Aikon Automatic positions itself as a very attractive and affordable model in the sports watch landscape. Here we will go hands-on with the model, discuss what’s new, and why it’s important.The older Aikon Gents ModelSports watches have been in the spotlight more and more recently; the biggest players being the AP Royal Oak, the Patek Philippe Nautilus, and the Vacheron Constantin Overseas. While obviously beautiful and high-quality watches, you would have to sell a spare BMW to afford even one of them. That’s where I was when I scooped up the previous iteration of the Aikon Gents. I was in the ma
Linde Werdelin Oktopus MoonLite White Watch
The minds at Linde Werdelin?are adding to their?Oktopus Moon watch?collection and, yes-before you can ask-there are only going to be 59 made, the number of days in two 29.5-day lunar cycles. The new Linde Werdelin Oktopus MoonLite White is the latest iteration of the series that started?with Gold and Black, and continued?with?a funkier watch in the form of an?engraved 18k rose gold version. Going in a sleeker direction, this Linde Werdelin Oktopus MoonLite White?looks crisp and every bit as cool as its predecessors.The color isn’t the only thing that is new with this watch: Linde Werdelin?has redone the dial, which is made up of 5 layers, to have the top layer further skeletonized. This allows more phases of the moon to be seen by the wearer at the 10 and 11 o’clock positions. In addition, LW has gone and created an “aerospace material” that they’re calling Alloy Linde Werdelin (or “ALW”). And while that may?sound a little gimmicky, according t