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Hands-On: Tudor Black Bay Bronze Bucherer Blue M79250BB-0001
It was back in 2016 that Swiss Tudor first released the Black Bay Bronze watch (best watches hands-on here). This was not only the first bronze-cased watch from Tudor but also a larger-sized Black Bay model (which now comes in a series of sizes) at 43mm-wide. Tudor has since released a small assortment of Black Bay Bronze watches, mainly for special retailers. That includes the pictured Tudor Black Bay Bronze Bucherer Blue reference M79250BB-0001 that you see here.The watch is part of the larger “Bucherer Blue” family of watches, produced by various important luxury brands to be sold exclusively through the Bucherer authorized watch dealers. There are a number of “Bucherer Blue” models that adopt a royal blue color palette to a number of popular high-end timepiece collections. Bucherer stores are mainly in Europe, but the Lucerne-based company (which also owns the watch brand Carl F. Bucherer) has since branched out. A few years ago, Bucherer acquired the former
Seiko SRPC91K1 Save the Ocean Turtle Wrist Time Review
Seiko has, in recent years, followed an industry-wide trend and dived into the "heritage reissue"scene, most prominently with its cushion-cased SRP series, a watch affectionately known to nickname-happy Seiko fans as the Turtle. This year, Seiko released the SRPC91K1 Save the Ocean Turtle, a portion of whose proceeds will go to Fabien Cousteau's Ocean Learning Center, a non-profit dedicated to marine conservation and education. Seiko's Save the Ocean Turtle is also one of the most recognizable of the SRP series, with a bright-to-dark-blue color-fade dial, as well as a PVD-coated bezel and crown - all new elements on a well-loved automatic 44.3mm diver platform. Here, in a wrist time review, I'll go deep with Seiko's newest and most charitable Turtle to see how it stacks up in the crowded diver's watch landscape and price-point.SEIKO SRP TURTLE SERIES: 2016 TO NOWFor background, Seiko's SRP collection is, essentially, a modernized update of the classic 6309 design of the 70s and 80s and