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Marathon Search & Rescue 46mm JDD Jumbo Diver's Automatic Watch Hands-On
The largest wristwatch currently produced by Canadian Marathon is the Search & Rescue Jumbo Diver’s Automatic “JDD.” “JDD” means “Jumbo Day Date,” and this is an interesting watch to talk about since it has both tool watch and lifestyle watch components. In essence, the JDD is a larger 46mm-wide version of the 40mm-wide Marathon GSAR watches (Government Search & Rescue) that best watches reviewed here. The Jumbo, however, includes a Swiss-made movement with a day/date display in addition to its larger proportions.The Marathon Jumbo Diver’s Automatic watch is a real tool watch that is military-approved, as well as one of the products Marathon makes that is actually purchased by some military agencies. For that reason, Marathon is among the last (perhaps the very last) traditional watch brand to say that it actually sells watches to military agencies in the Canada and United States. It is, however, a bigger watch that is “extr
Patek Philippe Ladies' Chronograph Ref. 7150/250R-001 Hands-On
Patek Philippe introduced its first in-house integrated chronograph Caliber CH 29-535 PS in a ladies' watch, the Ref. 7071, in 2009. The movement appeared in a men's watch the following year, again in 2012 as the base for a split-seconds chronograph with a perpetual calendar, and in 2015 as a split-seconds without the perpetual calendar. But the movement will forever be remembered as the ladies' chronograph. That first model is now discontinued in favor of a completely redesigned ladies' chronograph, the Patek Philippe Ref. 7150/250R-00, a sportier version of the 7071.All hands-on images by Carol BeslerThe 7071 had a cushion shaped case and round dial with diamonds set into the corners between the dial and case; the new one, Ref. 7150, is round, with the addition of a pulsometer, and instead of Roman numerals and markers, it has applied Arabic numerals. It could be a men's watch. The only thing that identifies it as a ladies' watch is the diamond-set bezel, and, I guess, the size. It i