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Cadillac & Rolex Over The Years: Cars Change, Watches Don't
I’ll admit it. I love watches and I love cars. To me, they both represent a higher state of where design and machinery intersect. And being in the watch business for all of my life (I'm a 4th generation watchmaker, and founder of TimeZone.com), I always seem to find a correlation between people who own fine luxury cars, and those who own fine luxury watches. Having said that, the world of watches is amusingly different than that of cars.I've always played a little game in my head as to what car corresponds to which watch – like those matching games you'd play in the newspaper. So match the car with the watch… Here are a few of my matches: Panerai and BMW, Lange and Maybach, Patek and Mercedes, Jaeger and Lexus, IWC and Audi, and the quintessential American luxury car: Cadillac and Rolex. The luxury car and watch for the masses.
BEST FROM: & Friends June 2, 2017
In this round-up we broach the subject of micro-brands. We explore who and what constitutes a micro-brand, and why some collectors adore micro-brands so much. We also have a slew of new and interesting watches, including AkriviA's first non-tourbillon watch, the AK-06; MB&F's outrageous HM7 Aquapod watch; and Piaget's new and controversial Polo S chronograph.We also take a look at the history of Breitling's SuperOcean watches. Unbeknownst to most watch lovers, Breitling was one of the first brands to come up with dive watches, and in this round-up, we will examine the history of early Breitling SuperOcean watches. And to close things off, we will explain why, despite the weak demand for new watches, it is unlikely for watch brands to start slashing prices on watches soon.