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Omega Seamaster 1948 Co-Axial Chronometer Watch Hands-On
Driving in London is bad enough, but during the 2012 Summer Olympics it is going to be even worse. Omega will be there. Omega is always there. I hope they have a few private helicopters for the event (or hotels within walking distance of ALL the events). As the long-time official timer of the Olympics, Omega also gets to release special watch models each two years for the games. These Omega Olympics watches are often fantastic, and for 2012 Olympics they have devised a retro piece.Most Omega Olympics themed watches are based on their modern collection but this is a vintage-themed model. It is based on classic designs from the late 1940s. Specifically 1948 – which is apparently the last year London held the summer Olympics. According to Omega is it also the debut year of the Seamaster watch. What a coincidence!
Updated Panerai Luminor Base Logo 3 Days & Marina Base Logo Watches Hands-On
The slim Panerai Luminor Due got a lot of attention this year, largely due to the more wearable size, but it wasn't alone in Panerai's new entry-level offerings. The Panerai Luminor Base Logo 3 Days watch was updated in 2018 and effectively marked the brand's use of ETA movements in any of their watches. You’ll note we covered the previous version of the Base Logo in our Cost of Entry series, which is the ETA-movement version. With a new in-house movement and a case as unabashedly Panerai as ever, now with a price that starts at $4,750, it is basically unchanged from when we covered the previous iteration in our Cost of Entry series.Hands-on images by Ariel AdamsReleased a little after the standard Base Logo, Panerai released an also-updated Luminor Marina Logo 3 days. As most of you know, the only difference is the addition of a seconds subdial at 9 o'clock, which comes at just a few hundred dollar premium. I would definitely prefer the Marina and I'm surely not alone in that se