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Seiko Moving Design Discus Watch Is Beautiful, Basic, And Mechanical
I am on a roll talking about all these cool watches from Seiko (and Citizen) that Japan gets, but we don’t. If you’ve been to Japan, you know that they have a ton more watch stores than we do,? and such stores are often combined with other items such as electronic gadgetry. Everything from the mundane to the unique is displayed tightly together and unless you have a good eye, much of the time you need to know what you are looking for – else you miss it.So today we have another interesting watch from Seiko that was released about a year ago, and has had a lot of mixed reviews (from a style perspective). No one argues about the watch quality or function, but not everyone appreciates its simplicity. It is also a contradiction of sorts, as it uses a mechanical movement to produce a (semi) digital time display, but that just makes it more interesting.
Oris Big Crown ProPilot Big Date Watch Hands-On
If you haven’t looked at Oris Big Crown ProPilot watches in a while, it might be time to give the modern aviator timepiece collection a fresh glance. The very sporty Big Crown ProPilot now has dressier options which offer a brand new look and fashionable versatility to the otherwise straight-forward tool watch collection. Case in point is the Big Crown ProPilot Big Date, which I check out here as the reference 01 751 7761 4063-07 8 20 08P.Oris uses the term “Big” in the name of the watch twice – a misnomer. The “Big Crown” name comes from the fact that some of the more classic-looking Oris Big Crown pilot watches literally have a rather large crown. They also try to suggest that the date window is large, but in fact a “big date” is suggestive of a complication that does not exist on this watch. The case is an excellent – not big – size, being 41mm wide and about 13mm thick given the domed sapphire crystal. With that said the B