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Tudor Heritage Black Bay Bronze 79250BM Watch With In-House Movement
If ever there were a good time to compliment a brand on actually following watch consumer taste trends, it is with today’s modern Tudor. For Baselworld 2016, the Tudor Heritage Black Bay Bronze reference 79250BM introduces the brand’s first bronze case as well as an in-house-made Tudor movement into the popular Heritage Black Bay series. What’s even better is that this new version of the Tudor Black Bay is actually different enough to compel existing Black Bay watch owners to add it to their collection.Last year, in 2015, Tudor announced their first in-house-made movements which were in the North Flag as well as Pelagos collections. There was speculation that the caliber MT5612 (or one like it) would eventually show up in a Black Bay (best watches review here) model timepiece. What Tudor did was discontinue the first generation Pelagos watches with base Swiss ETA movements in favor of their new in-house-made movements. It appears that Tudor might be doing something si
Breitling Aerospace Evo Night Mission Watch Hands-On
So, at Baselworld 2015, our very own James Stacey found the first quartz Breitling watch that he liked-and it was a version of their newer Aerospace Evo with the new “Night Mission” skin. In addition to the Breitling Aerospace Evo that we went hands-on with, there is also the Breitling Aerospace Evo Night Mission 30th anniversary model which used the same black colored case and strap but has a yellow dial in honor of¡­ well, the 30th anniversary of the Breitling Aerospace collection.Back in 2013, Breitling quietly updated their longstanding Aerospace collection with the Breitling Aerospace Evo (best watches hands-on debut here). Breitling increased the size of the Aerospace to 43mm (a 1mm increase, if I recall correctly) and added some case design changes as well as a refreshed dial. Aside from the hands that I liked better on the previous generation, the Breitling Aerospace Evo is a pretty good all-around watch if you like instruments.