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MB&F HM8 Can-Am Watch
As a leader in controversial, avant-garde Swiss haute horology, MB&F has set the bar high for shocking wrist-art releases. So a new Horological Machine from MB&F is always kind of an “event” in the watch world, and today we greet the MB&F HM8. If you are new to watches and this is the first MB&F you are seeing, your head might be exploding a little bit right now, but those who know the brand will recognize a host of familiar elements found in the MB&F HM8 Can-Am. The MB&F HM8 Can-Am is the evolution and refinement of a concept, but as always, MB&F gives us a lot to look at and talk about.More horological art than anything else, MB&F makes extremely avant-garde and high-end watches, as well as crazy mechanical clocks and even music boxes sometimes. Their Horological Machines are often sci-fi-inspired and push the boundaries of what can even be called a wristwatch; while Legacy Machines (LM) are also avant-garde and over-engineered but more cla
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