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Citizen Promaster Navihawk GPS Watch Review
We are now in the era of the GPS watch – which is a segment that, in my opinion, defines the apex of traditional electronic watch technology. In this review of the Citizen Promaster Navihawk GPS timepiece, I will discuss what makes this product so impressive, why I like it, what it is not, and what the future might hold for truly useful watches of this kind.It is difficult to consider how to talk about GPS watches once again, as we have been covering modern GPS-equipped timepieces for quite some time. While Citizen didn’t invent the GPS watch, it did arguably start the modern trend of “self-sufficient” GPS timepieces with the introduction of the Citizen Satellite Eco-Drive back in 2011. Today, there is a healthy competition between the big three Japanese watch makers – Casio, Seiko, and Citizen – to each promote their own take on the modern GPS watch.
Montblanc Chronometrie Dual Time Watch Hands-On
With watches like the new Villeret Tourbillon Cylindrique Geospheres Vasco da Gama and the Chronometrie ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph, Montblanc has gone all out for SIHH this year. While those are the sorts of dream-like pieces that make SIHH great, they only represent one part of the complex market in which Montblanc fights for new ground. On the more accessible side of their offerings, we find the new Montblanc Chronometrie Dual Time, a handsome piece that uses an in-house complication to help ease the pain of jumping from one timezone to another.This jet setter Montblanc is 41mm wide and a little under 10mm thick, with a steel case that features both brushed and polished surfaces. With a crisp silver-white dial and deep blue accents, the Montblanc Chronometrie Dual Time looks great. In addition to the bracelet seen here, Montblanc is also offering the Montblanc Chronometrie Dual Time on a leather strap or as a two tone version with a gold bezel and matching dial accents.