Patek Philippe Ellipse 18 ct gold automatic Kal. 28-255C Ref. 3605/1 Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

Ulysse Nardin Executive Tourbillon Free Wheel Watch
“Time flies!”-I quite like the application of this otherwise rather tired idiom that Ulysse Nardin chose, because it does in fact go neatly with their new?Ulysse Nardin Executive Tourbillon Free Wheel; a watch that appears to have a deficiency in the wheel connection department. Because if a flying tourbillon is good, then a movement with lots of other flying stuff is… better?For the record, these parts fly in the literal sense as much as time does-not really. Even less-than-hardcore watch lovers will know, that a flying tourbillon is a tourbillon that is only secured from underneath, but not from above, and that’s what you’ll see at the 6 o’clock position on the dial of the?Executive Tourbillon Free Wheel. The rest of the flying stuff is a lot of the gears and stacks of gears standing on their own, poking through the dial, often apparently without any connection to other important segments of the movement. The 18ct rose gold version comes with a 
Grand Seiko GMT SBGM235G 9S Mechanical 20th Anniversary Limited Edition Watch
The 9S family of movements represents Grand Seiko‘s modern range of mechanical watches, and Seiko is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. Following three-hand models introduced at Baselworld 2018, the newest 9S GMT limited edition watch has seemingly appeared out of nowhere. Seiko wants the new Grand Seiko GMT SBGM235G 9S Mechanical 20th Anniversary watch to remind everyone of its mechanical movement producing history, which of course goes further back than the 20-year-old 9S series. This is expressed through an intricate GS dial pattern, the choice of case and other styling that can be considered generally retro, and a 4Hz automatic 9S66 movement.It is necessary to say 4Hz right away because “Grand Seiko GMT” may cause some people to think of the popular Hi-Beat 36,000 GMT watches such as those we initially saw hands-on here, of which Seiko has continued to produce limited-edition versions. I’m a big fan of those watches, but the Grand Seiko GMT SBGM235G