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Bremont Endurance Limited Edition Watch
Back in 2014, English explorer Ben Saunders set out to complete the longest human-powered polar journey in history, with a Bremont prototype?Terra Nova GMT on his wrist. After Saunders completed the expedition from Ross Island to the South Pole (and back), Bremont made the watch commercially available and it eventually proved to be one of their most successful limited edition models. This year Bremont is releasing a natural follow-up to the Terra Nova with the?Bremont Endurance Limited Edition. Named after the barquentine lost during Sir Ernest Shackleton’s ill-fated Trans-Antarctic expedition in 1914, the watch is meant to mark Saunders’ 2017 west-to-east traverse from Berkner Island to the Ross Ice Shelf via the South Pole and the Shackleton Glacier. Even without the intended ties to the romanticism and glory of polar exploration, the watch manages to combine an appealing set of useful functions and features with real-world practicality and style.At its core, the Bremont
Rado R-One "Tron" Watch Hands-On
While it does not surprise me much, I can’t say that I would have guessed Rado?would bring out a watch with the aesthetic of Tron. In a way I get it. Rado had a nice time in the 1980s when it started to popularize ceramic cased watches, and Tron came out in the 1980s. Both were futuristic in their own avant garde manner. The Rado R-One (R-1) isn’t per se a “Tron watch” as there is no official connection, but you’d be amiss to find the R-One’s design not wholly inspired by the movie franchise.It is a limited edition for 2012 and it is quite expensive. Rado, like other large group owned brands, deserves some fun in design without having to focus on purely marketable timepieces. There is no mainstream appeal to the R-One, which is one reason why Rado will only produce 300 pieces. It does however offer a cool factor and you may want to look closely at Rado again.