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Girard-Perregaux 1966 Chronograph 42MM Watch Review
I was born in the digital age. My passion for gadgets began with electronics and precision made modern tools. Newer was always better, and something old had merely nostalgic value. I am not one who is particularly interested in taking pictures with vintage cameras or driving classic cars (though I can greatly appreciate them visually). I like state-of-the-art and fresh.?Tantalize?me with innovation and novelty. At the same time I thrive in the watch world where tradition and classic techniques are often valued more than novel design or technology. How does all this affect my taste and appreciation for watches like this 1966 Chronograph? That is a good question.Girard-Perregaux is a solid name in high-end watch making. They produce their own movements in Switzerland that are even used as base movements for other brands (even MB&F). Their movements are pretty spot on, but what does that mean in a world where it takes a nice movement and nice design to sell an expensive watch? Girard-
Teenage Grandpa Watch Straps Review & Interview
They say that the first step in treating an addiction is admitting you’re addicted, so here goes. I am addicted to watch straps. At any one time, I likely have roughly three watches in rotation but will constantly switch between 5-10 different straps. If a watch doesn’t look perfect on its included bracelet, I will start hunting for that perfect strap, or three, and then I’ll add a NATO style strap. Much like a new pair of shoes can add some punch to a good outfit, a strap is a great way to make a watch feel new again. While I cannot afford to be constantly buying watches, there is seldom a time that I am not impatiently awaiting a strap to be delivered in the mail.