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Armin Strom Gravity Equal Force Watch Hands-On
The latest new watch from Swiss Armin Strom is a more entry-level (though still clearly luxury-priced) product known as the Armin Strom Gravity Equal Force - and it arrives with a few dial styles. The Gravity Equal Force introduces several new elements and is meant to be a more classic, smaller, and elegant approach to wearing an Armin Strom timepiece - which, for the most part, has had an edgier or even futuristic twist. Futuristic watches are a bit on the back-burner these days when it comes to consumer preferences, given that the past seems, to many people, like a better time than the future. It is interesting how collective human sentiment can do things like effect taste for watch designs.Based on existing Armin Strom in-house watch movement architecture, the new calibre ASB19 nevertheless represents a new look with more traditionally styled bridges and decoration work. The movement features just the time in an off-centered dial, along with an automatic winding mechanism and a new
Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph Automatic Watch Review
This watch review is going to be a bit different than how I usually do them. Why? Because shortly before the review I was actually able to visit the manufacture making the movements of this watch. That experience offered me some special insight that allowed me to understand this timepiece more.I know there is a lot of talk on the “manufacture” movement. In fact, a recent panel discussion I had with fellow watch expert journalists allowed me to realize that there is no strict definition of “watch manufacture” or “manufacture movement.” This definitional ambiguity hurts my ability to explain things properly, but let it be said that Montblanc makes the movement in each of the Nicolas Rieussec watches themselves. Of course there is some help from suppliers, but this is about as “in-house” a job as most people want it to be. My understanding is that the components of the movements are made at the Valfleurier facility in Buttes Switzerland. The