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TAG Heuer Monaco Quartz Watch For $1,700
It’s hard to argue that the TAG Heuer Monaco collection isn’t at the top of the list of most recognizable watches. The seemingly endless amount of re-issues and anniversary editions can be dizzying, but has made the watch a staple even outside of the mainstream. Even if you aren’t a watch enthusiast, it would be intriguing to own a watch that Steve McQueen or Walter White wore. Unfortunately for many, that almost-$6,000 price tag was enough to make their eyes roll back into their heads-which is where TAG Heuer’s recent release will fit in. The TAG Heuer Monaco Quartz will start at $1,700 and can scratch the itch of owning a full-fledged Monaco without dipping into your child’s college-fund.The TAG Heuer Monaco Quartz has launched in three different flavors-a brown dial with brown leather strap (inspired by the Kingsman: The Golden Circle film), a mother of pearl dial with a white strap, and the traditional black dial on a black leather strap. The polished
Patek Philippe Ref. 5212A Calatrava Weekly Calendar Watch In Depth Hands-On
There's been a lot said about the new Patek Philippe Ref. 5212A Calatrava Weekly Calendar watch, mostly about the new eponymous complication, that it's a new steel model, and of course, that handwritten font used on the dial. At this point, I've spent years in watch media and handled or spent time with about every watch there is, and so I feel no guilt about any of my strongly held views. Least of all would be my absolute adoration of Patek Philippe, so naturally, I was eagerly anticipating getting to spend some time with the 5212A on the wrist at Baselworld 2019. Now that we are a few weeks out from the show, I wanted to revisit what my initial impressions were and if this watch still makes me as happy as it did after I first held it.In short, my regard for the Patek Philippe 5212A Calatrava Weekly Calendar has only grown. I find that it encapsulates why I admire the brand so much. It's a celebration of human idiosyncrasies in a time when nearly all the text we process or read is a ma