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BEST FROM: & Friends April 14, 2017
Now that the dust has settled over Baselworld, let's begin this round-up with a recap of the year's biggest watch exhibition and a list of our top 10 watches from the show. Following that, let's take a closer look at some of the standout pieces from this year, which includes the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Big Blue Ceramic GMT watch as well as the very unusual Hublot MP-09 Tourbillon Bi-Axis watch.Elsewhere, we also feature a very rare and important Rolex that is about to go on sale soon. According to experts, this particular Rolex could very well become the most expensive Rolex ever when it goes under the hammer later this May. Find out which Rolex we are talking about and more in this month's round-up.
Discussing DLC: Linde Werdelin Talks About The Hard Black Elemental Watch And Diamond Like Carbon Coating In General
You’ve probably seen at least something about DLC. You might not know what it is though, and the three letter term might go right past you. That’s OK, because DLC is a relatively new addition to a watch maker’s arsenal. Speaking with the very knowledgeable people at Linde Werdelin, I? recently have a new understanding of DLC, and am excited about Linde Werdelin’s future incorporating the special coating on select lines of watches. Be aware that while DLC has many industrial applications, finicky watch makers demand only the highest grade materials and processes.DLC stands for “Diamond Like Carbon.” Which is a bit confusing, as so many things are made from carbon, including diamonds. The idea is simple, diamonds are extremely dense in terms of their carbonic make up, and so is DLC. However diamonds have a crystalline atomic make up, where as DLC is more hexagonal in shape and formation; think of something that look likes. DLC shares a lot of diamond p