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Perrelet Turbine XL America Limited Edition Watch
Apparently the 4th of July comes a bit late this year as Perrelet has just released a very American watch that celebrates our stars and stripes. See, if the Swiss can love America I am sure there is hope for our economy. Just send some of those excess Francs you guys keep whining about.”Boohoo! Our money is sooo valuable!” They truly are an oppressed people.This cool new watch makes me happy to look at and is a special rendition of the newer Turbine XL watch. Perrelet also released two special edition (also limited) Turbine (non XL) watches that I will discuss in another post. What is exactly is up with the comically buff Uncle Sam? Why is he so pissed off? And who does our patriarch of patriots wish to punch? At least we know he puts on a Perrelet when getting pugilistic.
Introducing The Spinnaker Wreck Watch Collection
Sponsored Post written for best watches by advertiserThe last release you saw from Spinnaker was inspired by wooden-hulled speedboats, and the newest piece couldn't be more different in style. The new Spinnaker Wreck watch is aptly designed to be reminiscent of the ships, aircraft, and other relics that wreck-divers search for. The weathered and time-worn look is immediately noticeable, but it does take skill and great care to make something new actually look old. The new Spinnaker Wreck will come in four versions, each a "wreck"in its own way. The Spinnaker Wreck bezel and dial are where the eye is drawn first, as the weathered wear and tear can certainly fool you into thinking the watch was just fished out of the deep. The aluminum inserts on the uni-directional bezels are hand-done and abraded, which creates that faded, gentle scraped look. It just looks nice and old, but we don't go so far as to make you think people are going to ask if you should take the watch in for a servicing!