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Linde Werdelin Tattoos The Oktopus Moon Watch
Earlier this year, we brought you word?of a new model from Linde Werdelin, the Oktopus II Moon. ?Today, we’ve got word of a new version of that rather interesting watch, and it’s quite a fun twist, one that I’m partial to and that being engraving. ?Don’t get me wrong – the luminous, hand-drawn moon phases are a very fun addition. But, when I see artistic engraving taking place on a watch case however, that’s what I’m drawn to, given its relative rarity.The case starts out as a standard Oktopus II case (44 x 46 x 15mm), but made from 18k rose gold – then it’s handed off to the engraver. ?This is why this watch is known as the Oktopus Moon Tattoo – the engraving on the case itself very much carries the look of an ink tattoo. This is the second event “tattoo” watch that Linde Werdelin has created, the first based on a similar watch, the original Oktopus watch.
Junghans Meister Driver Handaufzug Watches
Of all the brands continuously flocking towards the “vintage” train?as of late, Junghans is probably the trend's most unexpected addition-especially considering how the German brand's pedigree for a clean, minimalist design language is the sort of stuff that the fad is largely emulating. No matter, the newly announced Junghans Meister Driver Handaufzug (“Handwound”) is a welcome addition to the?Baselworld 2016?lineup, and one with a pretty neat design muse dating all the way back to 1932 to back it up.As the story goes, the first and second generations of the Junghans family were not just watchmakers, but genuine tinkerers and car enthusiasts of the earliest variety. So much so, in fact, that many of the brand's first innovations were for automotive use, like dashboard clocks, and even a "speed-measuring device"patented in 1905 by the Junghans family. Over a century later, we're introduced to the Junghans Meister Driver Handaufzug watch, inspired by the Maybach