Rolex Datejust steel / white gold automatic Kal. 3235 Ref. 126234 Reviews

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Tudor Heritage Chrono Blue Watch For 2013 Hands-On
The Tudor Heritage Chrono Blue (ref.?70330B) is among the Swiss brand’s new watch releases for 2013 at Baselworld. Released a few years ago as Tudor was re-imagining their place as a brand next to parent company Rolex, this is a blue and orange version of the quite popular Tudor Heritage Chrono timepiece that has gray and black color accents next to it. The Heritage Chrono Blue is actually a direct homage to a popular 1970s Tudor watch that helped inspire this overall collection. That is the Tudor ref. 7169, which is also known as the Tudor “Montecarlo chronograph.”Below you can see a picture of the original 1970s Montecarlo chronograph that the new Heritage Chrono Blue was based on. By the way, that particular piece was sold via an Antiquorum auction for over $25,000. The new and old pieces from a design perspective are extremely similar, though differences exist. One of the most important differences is the size, as the Heritage Chrono Blue is 42mm wide in a polishe
Bremont C17 Globemaster Watch
Here is a nice new piece from Bremont that you can’t get. Bremont will produce these C17 Globemaster watches for a select group of “pre-selected” military personnel to get one – basically for one squadron as I understand it. The pieces will be highly limited as well. Each Bremont C17 Globemaster will be limited to just 50 pieces, and it comes in a few versions if I understand correctly.The watch is meant to honor the high-tech C17 cargo plane. I don’t think there was ever a cooler looking cargo plane than the C17 Globemaster III. This is probably one of the most modern planes that a watch has been based on. Usually it is a historic plane that gets the “timepiece treatment.” Bremont, a primarily aviator watch brand, is said to have worked closely with C17 pilots in developing the watch.