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Dunhill Wheel Watch Chronograph Available On James List
Dunhill, aka. A. Dunhill (Alfred Dunhill) is a English brand under the Richemont umbrella. Really rare in the US, these pieces are known to be popular in Asian (where “Western” things are often always en vogue). They do however have some nice designs that I think would appeal to more demographics. While they don’t come out with a lot of new watches – some of them are quite nice with a healthy mixture of classic British appeal and avant garde interest.Alfred Dunhill himself was known for offering a lot of motoring accessories – so the brand’s watches often have a high-end “car guy” feel to them. This watch is called the Wheel Watch Chronograph. It is part of a larger collection, but this one is a limited edition Chronograph model. You can search online for other Dunhill Wheel watch variants. I don’t think any of them are made anymore.
MB&F LM101 Frost Watch Hands-On
Less than a year ago, best watches debuted the MB&F LM101 watch,?the brand’s new entry-level Legacy Machine watch model, and for 2015, MB&F continues the LM101 family with a new model called the MB&F LM101 Frost – which also happens to include MB&F’s first timepiece offered in an 18k yellow gold case.While the prominence of 18k rose/red/pink gold is not surprising, I am curious as to why yellow gold seemed to fall out of favor with so many brands. It isn’t that you can’t get 18k yellow gold watches (Rolex has a few nice ones), but they are?much less common compared to alloys like rose gold. Anyhow, the limited edition MB&F LM101 Frost comes in either 18k red gold or yellow gold.