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Hands-On: Breitling Chronomat B01 42 Watch Collection
The new Breitling Chronomat B01 42 easily ranks among the more important watch releases of the year. Amidst a global pandemic and canceled events, such as Breitling Roadshow presentations, we were looking forward to seeing the very new Chronomat face-to-face. That time, at last, has come - along with a quick comparison with the chunky and brash Chronomat 44!For a rundown on the whys and hows behind this - frankly, timely - update to a Breitling staple, read our debut news article here. Now, let us concentrate on our first in-the-metal impressions.
Introducing The Oak & Oscar Olmsted 38 Field Watch
The watch market is currently living through a golden age for microbrands. More boutique watchmakers have emerged in the past five years than ever before, tailoring themselves to nearly every conceivable niche, but very few have distinguished themselves as highly as Chicago-based Oak & Oscar. Since its founding in 2015, the brand has created six lines of distinctive timepieces, each sharing a strong unified design language. The latest addition to the lineup, the Olmsted 38, takes the signature Oak & Oscar look and simplifies the overall package while returning to the brand's roots with an elemental field watch.Oak & Oscar's first release, the Burnham, was also a field watch, but the Olmsted 38 exhibits a level of detail that shows clearly just how far the brand has come in the past four years. Named for conservationist Frederick Law Olmsted - the man responsible for New York's Central Park and Jackson Park in Chicago, the Olmsted 38 is available in three dial colors: a warm