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First Look: Aquastar Brand Dives Again With New Deepstar Re-Edition Chronograph
Amidst the vast ocean of dive watches, there has been a notable resurgence of vintage inspiration. The deeper the descent, the cloudier the waters become with the flotsam and jetsam of “fauxtina” and manufactured heritage. There are instances, however, when sunken treasure is discovered hidden among the detritus. The recent reincarnation of Aquastar, and subsequent announcement of its flagship release, the Deepstar 2020 re-edition, has the chance to be just that.In 1962, the Aquastar watch company was borne of utility. With the ever-increasing popularity of scuba diving in full swing, founder Frederic Robert seized the opportunity to create a true diver's watch. In fact, his primary goal was to innovate and manufacture the ideal tool for underwater activities. Take the bi-directional bezel of the Aquastar 60, the internal rotating bezel of the Aquastar 63, and the "no-decompression"bezel of the Deepstar. These components were all designed and implemented looking through the
TAG Heuer Debuts Limited-Edition Monaco Grand Prix De Monaco Historique
Ever since appearing on the wrist of Steve McQueen in the 1971 racing film "Le Mans,"the TAG Heuer Monaco has been closely associated with the world of classic motorsports. There's always been a whiff of the glamour of '60s and '70s racing about the model, and when the brand announced its partnership as the official sponsor and timekeeper of the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique, held in conjunction with the world-famous Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix, the namesake model line was an obvious choice to lead the charge. Although the 2020 Grand Prix de Monaco Historique is one of countless events canceled in the wake of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the brand has pressed on with its release of the commemorative model, the TAG Heuer Monaco Grand Prix de Monaco Historique. Limited to only 1000 pieces, this unique version adds a racy new color palette and a subtle Monegasque touch to the modern Monaco formula.What you see is what you get with the case of the TAG Heuer Monaco Grand Prix de Monaco