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IWC Big Pilot's Watch Annual Calendar Edition 'Antoine De Saint Exupery' Watch
IWC shares a close relationship with the heirs of Antoine de Saint Exupery that stretches back to 2006 with the launch of the IWC Pilot's Watch Chronograph "Night Flight."Antoine de Saint Exupery was an acclaimed French poet, journalist, and writer who is best known for writing the novel The Little Prince. He was also a heck of a pilot. In honor of this impressive character, IWC has a collection of limited edition Pilot's watches that pays tribute to both Antoine de Saint Exupery as well as his most famous work. The latest one to do so is the new IWC Big Pilot's Watch Annual Calendar Edition "Antoine De Saint Exupery"watch.The new Big Pilot's Watch Annual Calendar Edition "Antoine De Saint Exupery"is based closely on last year's Big Pilot's Watch Annual Calendar Edition "Le Petit Prince"but with a few changes. The Big Pilot's Watch Annual Calendar Edition "Antoine De Saint Exupery"comes in a hefty 46.2mm 18k red gold case and retains the large conical screw-in crown that has become a s
Sneak Peak At Upcoming LUM-TEC 1000m PVD Diver Watch
Many say that it cannot be done – a 1000 meter water resistant diver’s watch with an internal rotating bezel. Why? Well, it has to do with the crown that rotates the internal bezel. Unlike the crown for setting the time than can be tightly screwed into ensure high water resistance, the crown for adjusting the internal bezel needs to be functional, even deep under water. Part of this dilemma is purely academic, because people can’t even dive that deep and live. So you could theoretically have a crown for the internal bezel that does ensure water resistance to say 300 meters, and then would need to be screwed down beyond that. LUM-TEC isn’t interested in such trivialities. It wants to make a 1000m diver watch with an internal rotating bezel. I can’t wait to see how they attack the challenge.Maybe LUM-TEC will use a sophisticated technique like the one that Breitling used for pushers. Read here to see how Breitling used magnets create ‘no contact’