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Panerai Luminor 1950 10 Days GMT Automatic Acciaio Design Miami PAM986 Watch
Design Miami is an annual international design fair that reportedly brings together tens of thousands of designers, critics, curators, collectors, and celebrities-and Panerai is the event’s official watch partner. It sounds like a highbrow event, the kind that watch brands like to associate themselves with, so it makes sense for a partnership and the launch of a new watch. To celebrate this partnership, Panerai has introduced a limited-edition U.S.-exclusive called the-deep breath now-Panerai Luminor 1950 10 Days GMT Automatic Acciaio 44mm Limited Edition for Design Miami – reference PAM986. It's a mouthful, but also easy on the eyes with an attractive blue dial.The limited edition Design Miami Luminor 1950 10 Days GMT Automatic is based on the Luminor GMT 10 Days (PAM 533) and so it comes in a 44mm-wide Luminor 1950-style case. As longtime fans of the brand will know, the 44mm Luminor 1950 case is pretty chunky, so folks with thinner wrists might want to proceed with cauti
Konstantin Chaykin Lunokhod Watch
Is “Konstantin Chaykin” like the dark version of “Vacheron Constantin?” At very least the name sounds like the Russian version but then again “Konstantin Chaykin is a Russian name. While most of his work is in the clock category, Konstantin Chaykin now debuts a fascinating timepiece that he called the Lunokhod. The watch focuses on its novel moon phase indicator, and has a really interesting design that seems to fit with the brand’s motto “religion of time” (sounds creepy, I know).Konstantin Chaykin is a very accomplished watchmaker and is a member of the AHCI (where all the coolest indy watch makers want to be!). He seems to specialize in complex calendar clocks, so I recommend you check out his website for some neat stuff. The Lunokhod watch is something else entirely. The name means “moon walker” and it is his homage to Michael Jackson. No, that’s a joke. It refers to a Russian un-manned lunar lander that went to the