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DOXA Expands The 300T Conquistador Dive Watch Range With Six Legendary Colors
If 2019 has shown us one thing in horology, it is the incredible importance of the year 1969 to the world of watchmaking. 1969 gave us the first automatic chronograph, the first quartz timepiece, and the introduction of the first-ever helium escape valve in a dive watch. This last innovation, of course, came courtesy of the DOXA Sub 300T Conquistador. The instantly recognizable diver, with its double depth and time-marked rotating bezel, wild assortment of dial colors, and hefty cushion case is easily the most iconic watch ever produced by the brand. As a celebration of the Sub 300T Conquistador's 50th anniversary, and as part of the ongoing overhaul of the brand's product lines, DOXA has revived the Sub 300T nameplate to supersede the current Sub 1200T. In addition, the new 300T will bring the full range of bold original DOXA Sub colors back to regular production.The largest digression from the current DOXA Sub 1200T for these new models comes with the dial, now available in six class
Harry Winston Histoire de Tourbillon 3 Watch
Welcome to the third installment of the Historie de Tourbillon watch collection from Harry Winston. These pieces have always amused and entertained me. For instance, when they came out with the first Historie de Tourbillon watch here I compared it to Star Wars droids. This third piece is something altogether new but retains the conceptual focus on complex tourbillons and the visualization thereof.For me the design of this watch looks like a combination of MB&F (HM2) and DeWitt. Each combing together with some Harry Winston in a sort of “wants to be, but isn’t quite Opus way.” Harry Winston got its claim to fame via the famed Opus collection that asked independent watch makers to create special limited edition series for the brand. While continuing the Opus collection Harry Winston has also furthered their own creative spirit with wild high-end pieces in other collections. They are cool, but they still look up to “Uncle Opus” for approval and inspiratio