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Hands-On: TAG Heuer x Fragment Design Heuer 02 Limited-Edition Chronograph Watch
"Are limited-edition collaborations allowed to look this good?"I found myself asking when TAG Heuer's second piece done with Japanese streetwear brand Fragment Design dropped this June. It's a series of contradictions that come together in the best possible way. It's from TAG's Formula 1 family, but it's got the in-house Heuer 02 movement and costs as much as a Monaco and more than most Carreras. It's got vintage Heuer “Viceroy”' Autavia 1163 inspiration, but it's presented as a thoroughly modern piece with no reference to the Autavia at all, not even through the use of the vintage Heuer logo. This is a modern TAG Heuer chronograph that is difficult to pigeonhole and an absolute delight to wear. For me, the TAG Heuer x Fragment Design Heuer 02 is a modern classic and is on my shortlist of top chronographs released in 2020.This is TAG Heuer's second collaboration with Japanese streetwear brand Fragment Design founder Hiroshi Fujiwara, the first of which came back in 2018 wit
Romain Jerome Octopus Dive Watch Version 2
At the Baselworld 2011 watch show, Romain Jerome showed a new dive watch called the Octopus (here). It was to be part of the Titanic DNA collection, and the brand’s first true diver. It actually never came out that year. At the 2012 Baselworld show, Romain Jerome returned with another Octopus watch, the piece was finally going to come out, but with some changes from the original concept. What you see before you is (likely) to be the final Romain Jerome Octopus diver watch that will be available for sale.So what happened with the original? Unfortunately, a rather cool and ambitious feature never made it through pressure testing. Romain Jerome dreamed up a good internal bezel that would be adjusted by turning the outer bezel. If you look at the dial there is an inner 60 minute ring printed on a transparent crystal. This was meant to be turned by using the outer bezel. I don’t think anyone had done anything like it before – and it was an exciting feature. Though for what