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The Blancpain Mokarran Limited Edition Is A Time-Only Bathyscaphe For Hammerhead Shark Conservation
It’s only fitting that for having pioneered the world’s first dive watch, Blancpain remains committed to preserving the realm that its watches were originally purpose-built to explore: the oceans. New for 2020, Blancpain is taking a page out of its usual Ocean Commitment playbook and flipping the script with a new green-dialed dive watch benefitting a new conservation organization: a time-only 43mm ceramic Bathyscaphe, produced to benefit the Mokarran Protection Society-a hammerhead shark protection non-profit based in French Polynesia.
Bulova A-15 Pilot Watch Review
The history of American watchmaking is long and often forgotten in today's age of Swiss dominance and multinational conglomerates, but the United States has a proud horological legacy of its own. One of the most prominent names in that history is Bulova, founded in New York. While Bulova hasn't manufactured in the U.S. for many years, the brand continues to honor its American legacy with offices in New York City and a raft of various vintage reissues over the past few years. The latest of these, and one of the first in the new Military Collection, is the A-15 Pilot. Designed as a revival of an original Bulova U.S. Army Air Forces-issued watch from 1944, the A-15 Pilot is an attractive, affordable option for those who love the piloting ethos and sporting practicality of WWII-era flight watches without the potentially onerous undertones of the more widely known Luftwaffe-derived flieger styles. In addition, the A-15 Pilot offers some unique added functionality that sets it apart from the