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Moritz Grossmann Announces Central Second Watch
Compared with their more famous Swiss brethren, the watchmaking culture of Germany is generally more traditional, with a reputation for exacting attention to detail and refined, classical forms. With this traditional mindset, a German marque deviating from the norm and experimenting with new concepts can be quite a noteworthy occurrence at times. Glashutte-based Moritz Grossmann is a fine example of the German watchmaking ethos, with its 13-year back catalog filled with elegant and classical dress designs that predominantly feature a small seconds subdial. This sub seconds arrangement is so integral to the brand's timeless image that for its first release of 2021, the brand named its collection after the decision to change this singular element. With a more modern, everyday aesthetic and a pair of distinctive dial finishes, the new Moritz Grossmann Central Second is a clean and handsome step out of the brand's core stylistic territory.The 41mm stainless steel case of the Moritz Grossma
DOXA SUB 300 Black Lung Re-Issue Dive Watch
Long before we had Zenith and Land Rover, the long-running canon of watches and brand partnerships was forged on the track and beneath the waves by names like Heuer with British automaker McLaren, and Rolex with experimental diving organization Comex. But bearing an equal share of significance (and a similar timeline of the latter) is the partnership between dive gear manufacturer Aqua Lung and DOXA. However, while the aforementioned partnerships have since faded into watch lore, DOXA is again partnering with Aqua Lung, this time to celebrate the dive gear manufacturer’s 75th anniversary by introducing a very special watch of its own: a re-issue of a rare DOXA Sub 300 prototype, originally nicknamed ‘Black Lung’ by collectors.This edition isn't just a reproduction of a vintage watch though-it's an official rebirth of the Aqua Lung partnership that helped put DOXA on the map in the late sixties. Back then, the Sub's quirky, purpose-built design, bright orange dial, and