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TAG Heuer Aquaracer 300M Watch Review & Pe'ahi Challenge 2015 Surfing
TAG Heuer‘s current tag line is “Don’t Crack Under Pressure.” And with their sponsorship of the World Surf League‘s Big Wave contests and Hawaii surfer Kai Lenny, it really rings true. On December 6th, the waves at Pe’ahi (aka Jaws) on the north shore of Maui, Hawaii, were 65ft high and the first ever WSL Pe’ahi Challenge 2015 was on. Big wave contests like this (and the Eddie Aikau on the north shore of O’ahu) are usually conducted in a single day within the open contest period.Pe’ahi is known to surfers as “Jaws” – so named as the break can close in from both sides of the deep channel that was carved by a stream where it empties into the Pacific. And because, as local surfer Kai Lenny puts it, “Jaws can bite you.” The waves at Pe’ahi/Jaws don’t even break until the face heights get over 12 feet. On an average day, you just see rolling swells and would not know this is one of the handful of
Parmigiani Tonda 1950 Titanium Abyss Meteorite Watch Review
Time leaves scars on us all. There is no way to avoid the ageing process, no way to slow time’s relentless assault on our delicate physical form. Terrifying as the thought may be, we start to appreciate the marks that time left on our skin as we perhaps start seeing it as character-it is impossible to imitate and it is unique. That’s just what I think about when I look down at my wrist and see the face of the Parmigiani Tonda 1950 Titanium Abyss Meteorite staring back up at me. The dial, hewn from a slither of an ancient space traveller, took a long road to my wrist, but I appreciate it all the more for it. I appreciate it because there’s nothing like it: it’s a piece of natural history, and it’s telling me the time.The slither of space metal on my wrist says nothing. It sits there, rarely more at rest than it is today, housed in titanium and anti-reflective sapphire, protected from the dust that once pelted its surface at mind-boggling speeds, leaving cha