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Czapek & Cie Join Forces With Moser Glassworks To Produce An Hourglass
As I'm sure we've all noted, many brands like to dive into their back catalog and even reference the history of their brand in current releases. And it's not just the watch world. Look at the reissues and remakes happening in, say, the automotive industry or Hollywood. Everything old is new again, and so on. For one of the more unexpected Baselworld releases, Czapek has gone pretty far in the wayback machine and brought us the hourglass known as the Czapek Sands of Time.When it comes to looking at the history of timekeeping, we generally go back just as far as those first ultra-bespoke pocket watches from minds of geniuses like Breguet. Timing things started well before that, of course. These days, we generally consider sand timers as pretty inexpensive (see their inclusion in any number of board games) and lacking widespread utility, given the limited timing it offers. Czapek, partnering with Moser Glassworks, wants to change that perception.
Tudor Heritage Black Bay Watch With In-House Movement Hands-On
It might be the year of the Monkey, but it might as well be the year of the Tudor Black Bay. Sure, we’re only five months on the heels of the introduction of the Black Bay Black, but with three fresh updates and three brand-new additions to the line (five of which house Tudor's in-house movement), there's now almost something for every type of collector, without ever having to leave the 'Bay. Those options include a surprising 36mm dress-diver, a stealthy PVD-coated edition, and an all-new case and design hewn from bronze-the latter of which has dominated much of the Baselworld buzz (no thanks in part to a timely catalog “leak” on Instagram 48 hours prior to its unveiling). However, the original three Tudor Heritage Black Bays-Red, Blue, and Black, all take on the new Tudor in-house caliber and a few other subtle updates, making the Tudor Heritage Black Bay, once again, the dive watch to own this summer.The Tudor Heritage Black Bay is one of those rare watches that ha