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Hublot Antikythera Calibre 2033-CH01 Watch Is A Re-Imagined Greek Masterpiece
One of the things I really appreciate about Hublot is that they don’t do everything directly to sell watches. A lot of their events and projects are for charity or to further development in the horological world. Yes, of course, there is a branding element to each of these projects and it gets people write about the brand that might not otherwise cover a wrist watch story, but in the end it makes for a very dynamic Hublot.I recently joined Hublot for the official unveiling of the Antikythera movement that Mathias Buttet worked on making for the last several years. In French they call it the Anticythere, and the movement reference is the Calibre 2033-CH01. Lets start with some history, both recent and ancient.
50 Years of Titanium Innovation: A Brief History of Citizen's Super Titanium and a Q&A With Citizen's Lead Engineer, Mr. Seiichi Hiroe
Sponsored post presented on best watches by advertiserWhile strolling the pastoral English countryside of Cornwall in 1791, the amateur geologist Reverend William Gregor happened upon black, magnetic sand that he christened with the innocuous name mannacan to honor his small parish. Little did he know that in two short centuries, the metal in those sands - later renamed titanium in homage to the Greek deities sired by Uranus and Gaea, a title certainly more befitting its stature - would become instrumental for creating everything from artificial joints to military aircraft to parts for NASA's Mars Curiosity Rover. Citizen was the first watch brand to see the potential in titanium, creating the world's first titanium watch in 1970, the Citizen X-8 Chronometer. But that was just the start; over the past 50 years, Citizen has been at the forefront of innovation in using titanium in watchmaking.As a metal, titanium has a number of properties that make it ideally suited for a wide range of