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Richard Mille Debuts Limited-Edition RM 029 Le Mans Classic Watch
By and large, vintage racing can be less a true motorsport than a parade, with wealthy car collectors delicately marching priceless classic race cars around a circuit at low speed for fear of damaging a one-of-a-kind museum piece. The biennial Le Mans Classic at the world-famous Circuit de la Sarthe in Le Mans, France is no such event. Over 24 hours, this event brings over 700 of the world's most historic endurance racing cars from the likes of Bugatti, Ferrari, Bentley, BMW, and Porsche together in a snarling, full-throttle competition on one of the world's fastest and most treacherous circuits. Open to cars that competed at the 24 Hours of Le Mans between 1923 and 2013, the event attracts top-flight racing drivers from around the globe to compete at true race pace and brings in over 135,000 spectators. Haute horlogerie brand Richard Mille has been closely aligned with the Le Mans Classic since the first running of the event in 2002, and in anticipation of the upcoming race in July 20
Zodiac Sea Wolf Watches Out To Play With In The Bahamas
Nassau, the capital city of The Bahamas, is a wonderful place to both wear and celebrate the diving watch. It was here that, in the 1950s and 1960s, recreational diving began its unrelenting love affair with the public at large. Zodiac watches was one of the original watchmakers to produce watches for the burgeoning recreational dive watch market. Diving was not possible without time-keeping; for decades, anyone diving was absolutely required to carry a timing device.Now, in 2019 the diving watch - commercially stronger than ever - has a different relationship with the wrist. Only in places like The Bahamas will many dive-watch owners ever take their watches below the surface to experience its operation under water. These days, to see a dive watch actually being worn in the water is more the excpetion than the rule. It is also true that you probably can’t ever really enjoy dive watches if you never get them wet.