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Montblanc 1858 Watch Collection
Watches released in celebration of an anniversary provide an excellent excuse to turn our minds to the past and gratuitously borrow?design cues from a brand’s history. How close to the original the reinterpretation ends up being?varies from brand to brand, and model to model. In the case of the Montblanc 1858 Collection, the Swiss brand producing fine watches out of Le Locle for generations, the 157th birthday of the company has been commemorated with a dollop of classical verve. The release of the?Montblanc 1858 Chronograph Tachymeter Limited Edition, the Montblanc?1858 Small Second Limited Edition, and?the Montblanc?1858 Manual Small Second introduces?three new models that stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the current collection, and give consumers the opportunity to invest in something a little more traditionally styled.Montblanc have done a very nice job of updating a classic chronograph design of theirs from the 1930s. The mono-pusher chronograph is large, features a superbly
The Arnold & Son Globetrotter Watch Now In Red Gold
When Arnold & Son launched the Globetrotter watch back in 2018, it was only available in stainless steel. To be honest, stainless steel is a great choice for a watch that has traveling aspirations. Not only does it keep prices down, but it's also harder than precious metals. Fortunately, for well-heeled readers who demand nothing less than gold, the Globetrotter watch is now available in red gold.Arnold & Son didn't just slap on a red gold case and call it a day. Oh, no, the changes are much more extensive. But first, let's talk a little about the case. The size hasn't changed, so what you have here is a 45mm-wide case with a heavily domed sapphire crystal. The case and crown are 5N red gold, and water resistance remains the same at 30 meters, so be sure to keep it away from liquids.