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Weekly News Roundup April 11 - April 18, 2020
Casio Celebrates 20 Years Of Edifice With New Limited Edition Honda Racing Edifice WatchCasio‘s Edifice sub brand has been producing sporty, racing oriented timepieces for 20 years now, and to celebrate the anniversary Casio has unveiled the new limited edition ECB10HR-1A ana-digi chronograph in partnership with Honda Racing. The pairing springs from Casio’s sponsorship of the Scuderia AlphaTauri Formula 1 team, which uses Honda engines, along with the shared Japanese sporting tradition between the two brands. The ECB10HR-1A itself builds on the base of Casio’s new Edifice ECB10 series, featuring a 48.5 mm black PVD stainless steel case with short integrated lugs and a very familiar looking eight sided stainless steel bezel with with screws and aggressive swept minute numerals. In keeping with the overall sporty feel, the case offers 100 meters of water resistance. The dial of the ECB10HR-1A is packed with references to both Edifice’s history and the Honda Racin
Hands-On: Seiko Credor GCLP995 'Big Date' Manual-Wind Spring-Drive Watch
It's hard to think of a watch brand that has so thoroughly, successfully, and intentionally resisted globalization and the proliferation of social media internationally than Seiko's highest end arm, Credor. The website is not available in English, and ditto with social media. Of course, truly special pieces like the Eichi II and the Fugaku Tourbillon have gotten their fair share of international press, but the more everyday pieces are largely kept within the Japanese market. I respect that and would never accuse Seiko of not knowing how to break into an international market when they want to - the huge success of Grand Seiko in the United States and Europe is a testament to that.The Japan-only Credor GCLP995 next to my USA exclusive Grand Seiko SBGE413Fortunately, for me, the team over at Timeless Luxury Watches?in Plano, Texas (who collaborated with?Grand Seiko on the SBGE249 ‘Blizzard’ GMT and has been introducing Americans to GS/Credor for years now) was able to lend me