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Bangalore Watch Company's Apogee Celebrates 50 years Of Indian Space Program
Sponsored post presented on best watches for advertiserIn the late 1960s, a motley crew of scientists turned an old church in a fishing village off the west coast of India into a ground-control station, and started firing sounding rockets. Flash-forward 50 years and India is now part of only a handful of space-faring nations around the world. In the past decade alone, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has sent rockets to Mars, missions to the Moon, and inserted a record 104 satellites into orbit in a single launch.Bangalore Watch Company tells inspiring stories about India from a 21st-century point of view, one of which is the story of the work of the ISRO. After debuting in 2018 with a dress watch collection inspired by mid-century watchmakers from India, a pilot watch inspired by the Indian Air Force, and then an urban-sports watch inspired by the sport of Cricket, the brand is back with a new collection. Apogee is a series of sporty, futuristic watches that celebrate fiv
BUBEN & ZORWEG One Perpetual Calendar Watch
The first thing I thought to myself when I saw these new watches from Buben & Zorweg was “that looks an awful lot like a Martin Braun.” Low and behold, Martin Braun is the man behind the movements in these watches. The architecture looks a lot like some of his new stuff at his current brand Antoine Martin. You can see a hands-on look at the Antoine Martin Perpetual Calendar watch here. The movement in this One Perpetual Calendar piece is directly adopted from that piece.Wait, isn’t Buben & Zorweg that very high-end watch winder and safe maker? Well yes, and now they have a limited edition watch collection. The temptation for luxury brands to produce watches seems to be incredibly high. The only problem here is that you can’t even use this One Perpetual Calendar watch with most (or all) of Buben & Zorweg watch winders. Why? Well because those are for automatics and this little guy is manually wound. UPDATE: Apparently Buben & Zorweg did recently r