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Maitres du Temps Chapter One Round Watch
Even some of Maitres du Temps’ dream team of designers didn’t think this could be done. How do you take a watch like the Chapter One with its top and bottom mounted cylinders and make it round? The tonneau shaped version is large enough as it is. You might be able to make it square, but round? It just didn’t make sense. Still… they did it. Make the watch dial and central part of the case round, and extend the lug segments. Voila! Aside from the shape and style, the Chapter One Round watch has the same movement and functions as the standard Chapter One watch, which I wrote about initially here (more technical), and shared after a hands-on treatment here. Though the Chapter One Round is part of a more limited, limited edition of just 11 pieces, and more expensive than the standard Chapter One. It also retains my favorite part of the Chapter One watch, which are the cool security pushers with the ‘slide-then push in’ action.Simply calling the watch a ro
AVI-8 Pays Tribute To A Legend With The P-51 Mustang Hitchcock Automatic
Sponsored post presented on best watches for advertiserWatch brand AVI-8 is more than just inspired by aviation - the minds behind the company are driven by a passion for all things aviation, from the planes to the people, and, most importantly, the history. Each line in the brand's catalog is named for a historically significant aircraft: Spitfire, Hawker Harrier, Hawker Hunter, Hawker Hurricane, and the indomitable P-51 Mustang. In its latest release, the P-51 Mustang Hitchcock Automatic, the brand pays tribute to a truly remarkable man who was instrumental in the creation of the P-51 Mustang, Tommy Hitchcock, Jr.Born at the dawn of the 20th century, Hitchcock's biography reads like fiction. A multi-sport athlete and school president, Hitchcock left school to join the Lafayette Flying Corps in France during World War I where he was shot down, captured by the Germans, then escaped by jumping from a train and hiking for eight nights behind enemy lines, covering over 100 miles until rea