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Glashutte Original Senator Chronometer Regulator Watch Hands-On
Sponsored PostGlashutte Original Senator Chronometer Regulator watch in 18k rose goldThe Glashutte Original Senator Chronometer entered the collection in 2009 and quickly became one of Glashutte Original's most recognizable timepieces. It is differentiated from the other watches in the collection as it adheres to the German Chronometer standard. While the accuracy standard of the German Calibrating Service, DKD, is similar to the more prevalent Swiss C.O.S.C. test, the German Chronometer standard requires the watch be tested after it's fully assembled. Last year at Baselworld, Glashutte debuted a regulator version of the Senator Chronometer. This post compares the Glashutte Original Senator Regulator Chronometer to the original Glashutte Original Senator Chronometer.The primary difference between the Glashutte Original two pieces is obvious at a glance: the Regulator only has a centrally attached minute hand while the hour hand is located at a third sub-dial. In order to read the time,
Giuliano Mazzuoli Cemento Watch
When it comes to watches, and particularly the new releases that hit around this time of year, we like to keep an eye out for the different, or otherwise unusual announcements. While this sometimes takes the form of designs or complications, it can also be something as simple as a material used. As a case in point, we have the recently announced Giuliano Mazzuoli Cemento watch.Now, as you might surmise from its name, the Giuliano Mazzuoli Cemento is indeed made using cement. No, they have not tried working it in as some weird ceramic replacement in the movement. Rather, Giuliano Mazzuoli took their Carrara watch, which features the use of marble for the case, and went with a specially treated and polished cement in its place.