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Sportourer Touch Beat HR Watch Review
I was surprised when I got this Sportourer Touch Beat watch from Selle Italia. The company is mostly known for their bicycle seats and actually has a line of seats with the “Sportourer” name. Then ll of a sudden they come out with a digital/analog watch that has a heart rate monitor. Cool.Just having a heart rate monitor watch wasn’t enough for them. Being the style conscious Italians that they are, it was their desire to have a watch that didn’t make you look like someone devoid of taste while wearing it. Truthfully, most heart rate monitor watches are ugly as sin (with some exceptions of course from brands like Suunto.). At the same time, the watch needed to not cost a fortune. So the goals were simple, highly functional exercise watch, have heart rate monitor, and look decent if worn in public. And in all that I think they succeeded.
Azimuth SP-1 Landship Watch Review
I am about to review what is essentially a model tank for your wrist that tells the time. The Azimuth SP-1 Landship is a whimsical watch not meant to replace a daily wear, but an interesting part of the larger watch universe that takes into consideration the distinct “hobbyist” form that watch collecting can take. Originally announced a few years ago, the SP-1 Landship made its first live debut back in 2011 (here). Reviewing those hands-on images you can tell that this labor of love project has evolved from its early stages to the final production limited edition run.The watch is indeed strange. Not that tanks themselves are particularly pretty, but they make a bold point when moving on treads toward you with a large gun. The SP-1 isn’t inspired by modern tanks exactly, but early tanks known as landships. I believe some of these were used during WWI, and they looked more like armored wedges with smaller guns. I believe the idea was for them to serve more as armored tr