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Hamilton Celebrates 100 Years Of Timing The Skies With A New Limited Edition
Sponsored post written for best watches by advertiser.Marking an anniversary of any kind is special, but when it's a centenary, and it's a milestone that's close to your heart, it's even more important to make sure you celebrate in style. That's why Swiss-American watch brand Hamilton is pulling out all the stops in 2018 to celebrate its first centenary of producing watches for the world of aviation with a brand new limited edition from its Khaki Aviation line.The brand new Hamilton Khaki X-Wind Auto Chrono Limited Edition is based on the popular Khaki X-Wind Auto Chrono which was first launched in 2005 and has become a highlight of Hamilton's aviation range. Building on that solid base, the new 45mm model counts the familiar drift angle calculator among its features but adds to it with a new COSC-certified movement featuring a silicon hairspring. Not only does this lend lightness to the movement, silicon is also known for its anti-magnetic properties. It's a detail, but an important o
Phosphor World Time Sport E Ink Watch Review
The E Ink watch saga continues over at Phosphor as their World Time watch (that I reviewed here) gets turned into the World Time Sport. This less expensive model gets a bit more hip and loses its buttons. It it hard to visually miss this all-white model, and you’ll also find that Phosphor offers the World Time Sport in all black and in a black case with orange strap version. I think E Ink?is more than ready for mainstream.People love the high-contrast look of E Ink?watches. I have reviewed a few Phosphor watches and in each case I have found that people who check out the pieces are really drawn by the screen – yet no one knows what it is. I was totally under the impression that widespread marketing of the Amazon Kindle more or less informed people of what E Ink?is. Yet the mainstream consumer seems to consistently ignore these little details. Glad I have my geeks around me.