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Hublot Debuts Limited Edition Big Bang Ferrari 1000 GP Series
No pair of words in motorsports carries the same evocative weight as Scuderia Ferrari. The only team to compete in every single Formula 1 Grand Prix since the sport's founding in 1950, Ferrari stands as the single most successful team in F1's history, winning 16 constructor's championships, 15 driver's championship titles, and 237 races in the past 70 years of competition. As Scuderia Ferrari celebrates its 1000th Grand Prix at the Tuscan Grand Prix on September 13, 2020, longtime brand partner Hublot has announced a pair of limited edition Big Bang chronograph models meant to capture both the past and present of this historic race team. The limited edition Hublot Big Bang Ferrari 1000 GP series takes this traditionally avant-garde brand outside of its usual wheelhouse for an interesting exploration of its own design language.While both versions of the Hublot Big Bang Ferrari 1000 GP begin with the Big Bang's signature complex 45mm case architecture, the interpretations of this aggress
Titoni Seascoper Dive Watch
Titoni is a Swiss watch brand I don’t normally see featured outside of Switzerland. At least not here in the US that often. They are among the many more affordable brands that have actual histories but have decided not to ascend the steep luxury ladder into the serious lifestyle arena that defines many of the Swiss brands that we cover.For 2014, Titoni releases a relatively attractive new dive watch based on some historic models from the 1970s. The collection is the Titoni Seascoper ref. 83985, and it includes a range of models with various dials and either a red or blue bezel. Watch lovers will no doubt feel that the black dial with red bezel version of the Titoni Seascoper is similar to the Tudor Heritage Black Bay. It is true that in the modern context, many brands have tried to feature their own versions of the popular vintage-style dive watches. However, in my opinion a more natural analogy to the Titoni Seascoper comes from Tissot.