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Lapizta Oryx Watch Review
If you’re like I was, Lapizta isn’t a brand that you’re too familiar with – and while the company is relatively new to the scene (founded in 2010, on the market in 2013), its founders are actually 3rd-generation watchmakers – so there’s a bit of a personal lineage, if not corporate. Located in Miami, FL, they’ve got a variety of themed watches for your consideration. Coming up today is one of their automotive entries, the Oryx.Given that it’s pulling inspiration from the world of automobiles, let’s see what the Oryx offers up in terms of a tie-in, shall we? First, and most prominently, you’ve got a bezel topping the 48mm cushion case that has the look and feel of a miniature brake disc. It’s a little hard to see on our IP sample, but on the others in the lineup, where the disc is bare metal (shown here) , you can see the influence. Of course, the side view, where you can see the “vents”, helps reinforce the l
Maitres du Temps Chapter Two TCR Watch Hands-On
This is one of the most unique high-end daily wear timepieces I think I have ever seen. From Maitres du Temps, this is the Chapter Two TCR watch. “TCR” stands for triple calendar round. This is the (sorta) round-cased version of the original Chapter Two watch that has a tonneau style case. The triple calendar part of the name refers to the fact that the movement has an annual calendar and displays the date, day of the week, and month.The Chapter Two watch was originally designed by Daniel Roth and Peter Speake Marin. The TCR version makes the piece more sporty and actually more original. The design loses some elegance, but it certainly gains a lot of distinctiveness. In a room full of people wearing stuff like a Patek Philippe Nautilus, Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, and other similar pieces, this Chapter Two TCR will certainly stick out.