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Tudor Pelagos LHD 'Left Hand Drive' Numbered Edition Watch
“For those who like it right”-this is what the first teaser on Tudor‘s official Instagram account said about this new piece and, when you’re a real watch nerd, you just know that whatever is coming up, it’ll have to do with the placement of the crown. Left-handed people tend to prefer to wear a watch on their right wrist for self-explanatory reasons, and with the new Tudor Pelagos LHD “Left Hand Drive” Numbered Edition reference 25610TNL, Tudor has just launched a new piece designed just for them-and, well, everyone else who likes a bit more unusual of a layout. View this post on Instagram Stay tuned… November 17th.A post shared by TUDOR Watch OFFICIAL (@tudorwatch) on Nov 14, 2016 at 4:29am PST
Raven Defender Watch Launched Via Kickstarter
We've covered watches from Benarus and Raven in the past, and now Raven has taken to Kickstarter to launch the Defender, a new model with an unexpected design and decidedly strong value proposition. While Raven, a sister company to Benarus, is generally known for making nicely priced homages to watches like the Rolex Submariner, the Raven Defender is an entirely different concept that blends the easy-wearing charm of a field watch with the functionality of an aviation derived dual-crown design and the specs of a Benarus dive watch.The Kickstarter campaign runs until mid November and allows Raven to offer a considerable discount on a wide variety of case finishes and multiple dial colors. The Raven Defender uses a 42mm case in either steel (your choice of brushed, blasted or DLC black) or brass. The Defender is 11.5mm thick with 20mm drilled lugs, sapphire crystals front and back, and 300m water resistance.