Patek Philippe Nautilus steel / gold quartz Kal. E23SC Ref. 3900/2 Reviews

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BEST FROM: & Friends November 20, 2015
We begin this round-up by visiting a very important brand, Greubel Forsey. Specifically, we are interested to find out why is it that collectors of Greubel Forsey often say that its watches are amongst the finest in the entire industry and that the brand is at the absolute pinnacle of horology. And to do that, we are taking a close look at their mega Quadruple Tourbillon Secret watch.We also hit the books, looking at the quintessential guide to the legendary Omega Speedmaster.?Moonwatch Only: The Ultimate Omega Speedmaster Guide meticulously goes through the history of the watch that conquered the moon. It makes us wonder whether there is that “Speedmaster completionist” out there who is on their own mission to collect as many of these Speedmasters as possible.
Casio G-Shock Introduces First-Ever Analog Frogman Watch
When it comes to the G-Shock “Master of G” series of high-end, purpose-specific references (Mudmaster, Rangeman, etc.) the conversation simply can’t be had without a mention of the iconic Frogman, which kicked off the sub-collection and has been there from the very beginning when it was introduced in 1993. New for 2020, Casio has introduced its first-ever analog Frogman - a full-fledged, ISO-6425-rated connected dive watch that introduces an entirely new suite of functionality (while shaving off one very key feature) to yield a watch that deftly continues the long traditions of the Frogman’s impressive capability.The new Frogman (ref. GWF-A1000-where “A” most likely stands for Analog) is not designed to replace, but rather to complement the current digital Frogman (ref. GWF-D1000 - where “D” stands for Digital), which was introduced in 2016. Both versions of the watch are water resistant to 200 meters, shock resistant, and equipped with C