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Hublot Big Bang e Smartwatch Review
Swiss Hublot followed other LVMH-owned luxury watch brands by introducing a dedicated smartwatch as part of the brand’s timepiece lineup as early as 2018. For 2020, Hublot debuted an upgraded, non-limited-edition smartwatch product known as the Hublot Big Bang e (“e” presumably for “electronic” versus mechanical). The Big Bang e joins LVMH brands TAG Heuer and Louis Vuitton, which also have their own smartwatches - all of which use a similar electronics hardware package. What makes the various Google Wear OS-powered devices different are the external cases, personalities, and some of the unique watch face software options that come on the respective products. Let’s take a look at how the Hublot Big Bang e shapes up as a smartwatch.As a smartwatch enthusiast what I like most about the Hublot Big Bang e is the overall design and wearing experience. Smartwatches have come a long way in just a few years, notably when it comes to always-on screen brightne
Omega Seamaster 300 Spectre Limited Edition James Bond Watch Hands-On
With Spectre, the latest entry into the James Bond catalog, just over the horizon, Omega has launched a rather cool limited edition by way of the Omega Seamaster 300 Spectre Limited Edition James Bond watch. While we covered the initial launch here, after spending a few moments with a production model at the Omega boutique in Vancouver, we figured it wouldn’t hurt to share some hands on impressions.Limited to 7007 units, I’ll be surprised if they don’t move each and every one at a quick pace. While the modifications compared to the standard Omega Seamaster 300 (hands-on here) are minimal, they have a considerable effect on the look and feel of the Omega Seamaster 300 Spectre LE.