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Mido Commander Shade Special Edition Watch
I must say, in my book, Mido has been bringing it on strong as of late. I say this because I’ve gone from not paying particularly close attention to the brand to being genuinely intrigued and looking into?models that they’ve been releasing. You’d anticipate that 2018 would be a big year for the brand (being as it’s the 100-year anniversary), and you’d be right. To help celebrate that centenarian mark, we’ve got the Mido Commander Shade Special Edition watch.SpecificationsBrand:?MidoModel:?Commander Shade Special EditionDimensions:?37mmCase Material:?316L stainless steelCrystal/Lens:?Acrylic, hot-stamped with the Mido logoMovement:?ETA 2836-2Frequency:?28,800bphPower Reserve:?Up to 38 hoursStrap/Bracelet:?316L stainless steel Milanese mesh, satin finished, and integrated into the casePrice & Availability: $870
MeisterSinger Metris Bronze Watch Review
MeisterSinger built its brand on minimalist single-hand watches that eschew the extravagance of a seconds, or even minutes, hand - a signature style that makes these watches instantly recognizable. It’s certainly not the only brand to produce one-handers, but MeisterSinger fully embraces the ethos of simplicity that comes from that one single time-telling hand. Though you will find additional complications, such as moon phase, astroscope day indicator (!), and digital jumping hours in the catalog, MeisterSinger’s calling card is that unmistakeable needle-point hour hand.? The MeisterSinger Metris Bronze, reviewed here, has only been in the lineup for a couple of years, but ever since its release, I’ve been eying up this youthful, sporty take on MeisterSinger’s classic design, anxious to give it a spin on the wrist.The MeisterSinger Metris Bronze is a lovable oddball of a watch - bronze, cushion case, one hand, 200m of water resistance with crown guards ¡­and thro