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Terra Cielo Mare Zero Sen Limited Edition Watch Review
I didn’t think that a Swiss Made, Italian-designed watch inspired by a Japanese fighter plane would be one of my favorite timepieces of 2018. Indeed I found a lot to like about the Terra Cielo Mare Zero Sen?¨C a rather limited watch from a still boutique Italian brand whose owners have a deep level of history in the larger luxury watch industry. Also important is that this watch is a crowd favorite and gets a lot of compliments. Terra Cielo Mare (sometimes abbreviated as “TCM”) is considered the pet brand of the family who mostly operates as a supplier for other big-name luxury timepiece makers. I’m not a fan of each and every Terra Cielo Mare product, but the Zero Sen for me was a real winner (despite having some quirks).The Zero Sen (aka Zero-Sen) is the second watch produced by Terra Cielo Mare with this particular “crownless” case. Let’s discuss that distinguishing element here because it is one feature which really helps set this watch apar
$100,000 Music Box, Four Songs, On Your Wrist: Mermod Freres Primo 4 Musical Watch
There are far more watches costing $100,000 than you’d guess; and many that exceed that price. If you are going to spend that type of money on a watch, it might as well have a unique novelty, considering you aren’t going to wear it very often. Here we have an interesting toy for the uber-wealthy, from obscure watch maker Mermod Freres. What an ostentatious sounding name even.The Primo 4 Musical is a manually wound mechanical watch with a musical twist. It has four disc with grooves underneath that play a bit like a cog in a music box. Each disc contains 10 seconds of music, one from each of these four works; Magic Flute by Mozart, the Canon by Pachelbel, the Hungarian Dances by Brahms and the Four Seasons by Vivaldi. Pressing one of the pushers activates a disc to rotate and melody be played.