Cartier Pasha steel automatic Kal. 1847MC Ref. WSPA0012, 4327 Reviews

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Romain Jerome Moon Orbiter Tourbillon Watch
The Moon Orbiter watch is completely out of this world and that is just how Romain Jerome likes it. I was sitting with Romain Jerome’s CEO recently in Las Vegas while we sipped on drinks as we was going through the final testing of the Moon Orbiter whilst wearing it on his wrist. There wasn’t too much Vegasy about it, but it did look as though his wrist was an alien world landing site for a strange new watch. Roman Jerome unveiled it to me last year as a prototype – and I was impressed with the novel space watch that included an automatic flying tourbillon movement and new case design.If Vianney Halter’s Deep Space Tourbillon?wasn’t enough Star Trek watch for you then once again you have a nod to the popular sci-fi genre with a tourbillon that looks less than coincidentally like the Starship Enterprise. Everything else about the watch is meant to combine the brand’s love of space in their Moon Dust DNA and Moon Invader collection, as well as extend t
Christopher Ward C900 Watch Review
This is the Christopher Ward C900SWKR, and it’s a new high-water mark for a company I’ve long liked. Let me tell you about it, because it’s an unusually good story.CW started out with classic looks (the Malvern) and has steadily worked to define its style and expand the product line. Beginning with the C9 jumping hour, they’ve begun making custom movements based on ETA base movements. The C900 is a very rare complication, a mono pusher chronograph, based on the Unitas/ETA 6497 and is a collaboration between industry veteran Jean Fillion and newcomer Johannes Jahnke. A mono pusher is a clever idea that lets you have a chronograph in a normal-appearing case: the crown serves multiple roles. In addition to wind and set, it’s also a pushbutton for stop/stop/reset on the 30 minute chronograph.