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Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M Watch With New Orange Bezel For 2019
I love the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean. In fact, I wrote an 8,000 word history of the Planet Ocean, a collection that I refer to as a "modern icon."Fortunately, for fans of the PO, Omega just announced a new three-hand version that looks to its past (well, back to 2005) with an orange bezel. It's the classic Planet Ocean color and with the ceramic white dial, and it looks to be a real stunner. I personally own this Planet Ocean that shares a case, movement, etc., with this new model and can speak only highly of it. Of course, I am now seriously considering adding this full-orange bezel Planet Ocean to my collection.?Visually, one can look back at the first Planet Ocean model that had an aluminum orange bezel or even the rare Platinum GMT model as references, but Omega has opted for a much brighter orange now. It's less "orange"like the fruit and more a vibrant, fiery orange - much more so than the 15-minute orange section of my Planet Ocean bezel. In fact, Omega is patent-pending on t
Girard-Perregaux Laureato Absolute Watch Hands-On
The new Girard-Perregaux Laureato Absolute collection was a bit of a surprise for a few reasons when it was announced this year at SIHH. Just two years after the historic Swiss brand introduced the full range of the revamped Laureato, Girard-Perregaux releases this bolder and sportier iteration of their most famous collection. We covered the Laureato Absolute chronograph version back in January, but I wanted to take a look at the simple three-hand model that's intended to be an everyday watch for a different demographic than the brand typically reaches out to.Girard-Perregaux has had a remarkable past three years. During the short but impactful time Antonio Calce was brand CEO (2015-2018), the brand discontinued their "Hawk"collection. If you'll remember, the Sea Hawk and Chrono Hawk were the primary sports watch offerings from Girard-Perregaux from about 2012 through 2016 when the brand was run by Michele Sofisti. Of course, the historic Laureato was discontinued in 2012 and returned