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Introducing Bangalore Watch Company
Sponsored Post written for best watches by advertiser.Bangalore, India is a city famous for many things: India’s first garden city, the significance to India’s contribution to the technology industry, and salubrious climate all year round. An oft-forgotten fact is that it is the first city in India to house two famous watchmakers from the subcontinent; the now-defunct HMT, and Hegde & Golay. It is in honor of these memories of Bangalore’s watchmaking past, that couple Nirupesh Joshi and Mercy Amalraj have launched the debut collection of their new brand, Bangalore Watch Company.Inspired by the world of fine watchmaking overseas, Nirupesh and Mercy returned leaving their tech-careers behind in Hong Kong to start what is perhaps the world’s first Indian origin watch microbrand. Urban Indian gentlemen today have refined tastes. They are upwardly mobile, well-traveled, well-read, and increasingly aware of where and how everything they use gets made, be it their
Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days PAM372 Watch Review
The Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days, or more affectionately known amongst Paneristis simply as the PAM 372 (PAM372), was first seen at SIHH 2011. It has since gone on to become one of the most popular Panerai models. Why? Probably because it combines so much of why people enjoy the brand including a minimalist military style and iconic case. Before I go on to talk about the watch, it is necessary to understand the circumstances under which this watch was conceived and its significance to Panerai's history.Back in 2002, Panerai released a Special Edition model known simply as the Luminor 1950 or more famously and simply as the "Fiddy"(like “fifty” for 1950). Limited to just 1,950 units, it wasn't long before the Fiddy started exchanging hands at well over list price. Even now, more than a decade later, it is exchanging hands for more than double its list price.