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Swatch Scuba Libre Chlorofish Watch Review
In 2013 Swatch released a clever new collection of dive watches with fun designs and fun names under the Scuba Libre family of timepieces. Scuba Libre wasn’t just a one time collection, but a new range that will include fresh designs over time. While not what we would consider “serious horology” with a price under $100, these make excellent and affordable timepieces for those on a budget with a desire for something bold on their wrist.This is actually the second best watches Swatch Scuba Libre review. Our James Lamdin did an early review of the Scuba Libre Deep Turtle watch here. That is a slightly more traditional looking piece even though it is in black and green. The Chlorofish is one of a few “fish” versions of the Scuba Libre watch with skeletonzied dials that look pretty cool, if I may say. The Chlorofish combines a clear plastic case with a white strap and green accents on the dial. It is joined by other models such as Scuba Libre Cuttlefish in yell
Why Richard Mille & Audemars Piguet Both Decided To Leave The SIHH Watch Trade Show Event
On the same day, Swiss watchmakers Audemars Piguet and Richard Mille both announced their intent to leave the important annual watch trade show event in Geneva known as SIHH. Audemars Piguet and Richard Mille each appended minor explanations for why they are leaving SIHH in their announcements, but I felt it was necessary to explain the context of their departure – as well as to compare and contrast it with other major trade show brand departure news that we have been covering. Just a few months ago the Swatch Group also announced a similar departure from the other major watch trade show, Baselworld. It might reasonably appear that the watch industry is in a state of chaos. It is, but it isn’t always exactly what it seems.The Swatch Group decided to immediately leave Baselworld and took out all of its almost 20 brands. It did so because of dissatisfaction with the Baselworld organizers and in a sense, as a protest to what it felt was a system that was not making returns on