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Seiko Here I Come: Going To Japan
Japan here I come! Today I leave for a week to the motherland of one of the most popular watch brands in the world. I like that even “non watch people” know exactly what I am talking about when I say “Seiko.” I’ve been invited by them on a media trip, and am going to take pictures and cover it as best I can. My travels there for the week will take me to many places deep into the heart of Seiko, from meeting their master watch makers who lovingly assemble the Spring Drive movements,? to seeing the assembly floor of their rank and file models consumed the world over.The bad news is that I may not have too many opportunities to blog. While in my grandest perceptions of Japan (I was there once), the country is blanketed in a warm embrace of universal internet access, I have a feeling that I won’t have access to it. My time there is pretty regimented, so I can’t promise as regular writing as I would like, but be patient. I will be back, and you̵
Hanhart Adds Historic 417ES Chronograph To Pioneer Series
Sponsored post presented on best watches by advertiserSince the commencement of the aerial age at Kitty Hawk, there has been a multitude of different interpretations of the "pilot's watch."Few have maintained such a lasting impact as the Hanhart 417. Originally created for the Bundeswehr, or German Defense Forces, the 417 chronograph is a prototypical example of form following function. When it came to design aesthetics aimed at legibility and operational effectiveness, Hanhart blazed a contrail through the sky. By placing itself in the goggled perspective of an aeronaut, the brand developed an enduring form that is as welcome in 2020 as it was at its inception. The introduction of the new 417ES in the Pioneer collection stands resolute as a contemporary yet authentic recreation that manages to harness the winning charm of a vintage timepiece.