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HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 93 - The Appendix of the Watch World
John goes out of his way to embarrass Ariel – he needs a girlfriend from the Ukraine. More on SIHH – we talk about Richard Mille RM 056 Sapphire crystal-cased watch (1,000 hours to machine each case) how much it costs, and how a slew of virgins must somehow be involved in that kind of pricing. More from the show and the completely unnecessary pain and loneliness that the watch industry and conventions in Switzerland can inflict. We also talk about more reasonable watches like new stuff from Hamilton (a slide-rule complication that’s useful – John disagrees) – X-Patrol!New version of the Konstantin Chaykin Lunokhod is a topic – Ariel thinks it’s better than the one he wrote about earlier.
Longines Unveils New Avigation Watch Type A-7 1935 With Black Dial
While brands from across the industry have taken to reimagining historic releases over the past few years, perhaps none has leveraged its historic catalog as extensively or as effectively as Longines. Heritage inspired designs have become a backbone of the brand's lineup over the past decade, and one of the first series chosen for reinterpretation back in 2012 was the Avigation Watch Type A-7. Designed in tribute to a unique monopusher chronograph design created for the US Army Air Corps in 1935, this first reissue was a near exact copy of the original model with a massive 49mm case diameter. While this initial version drew praise for its authenticity, the enormous dimensions made it a difficult sell for the average collector. In 2016, Longines rectified this problem with a 41mm version featuring a white dial and ornate Art Deco Arabic numerals. For 2020, the brand has returned to this unique heritage concept, creating the cleanest and most wearable variant of the series yet. This new