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Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Co-Axial Chronograph "Teak Concept Dial" Watches
I recently mentioned the brother of this watch which has a 24-hour hand. That was the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Co-Axial GMT Chronograph watch. Take out the “GMT” and you have this model. Of which, there are actually going to be only a few. There will be the pictured two-tone model in steel and rose gold, a white gold model, an all steel model, and a all rose gold model. This is arguably a more marketable model than the GMT given the more conservative and “Omega” looks of this watch. The GMT had a controversial bezel, while the smooth polished bezel of this Aqua Terra Chronograph is more sober and simple looking. Actually, Omega might have made the right choice to give it a smooth dial against the vertical texturing of the “Teak Concept” dial.Aside from the lack of GMT and bezel, the watch case is mostly the same, if not identical to the GMT model. The dial feels a bit cleaner and more classy, and Omega is hitting high with this watch having all the
Singer Track 1 Is A $40,000 Watch From The Porsche Car Modifier
The Singer Track 1 (aka Track 1) is an unlikely product the likes of which the current watch industry needs. Representative of how collaborative projects in the high-end timepiece industry should work, the Singer Track 1 is a totally new timepiece with the brand name of a well-esteemed and very exclusive Porsche car modifier based in Los Angeles, California. It is at Singer Vehicle Design’s San Fernando Valley headquarters – a mere few miles from where I grew up – that I met with some of the team responsible for the Singer Reimagined Track 1 chronograph. It’s not everyday that a fresh (and destined to be rare) watch is launched almost in your backyard.All images by Ariel AdamsEverything about the Singer Track 1 watch makes sense if you look at the product creation’s story and team responsible for making the project happen. The story begins with watch designer Marco Borraccino, who had a vision of a watch which promoted chronograph reading legibility and th