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LAmicroLUX 2021: Brands & Enthusiasts To Gather In DTLA On November 6-7
Sponsored post presented on best watches for advertiserGearing up for its third annual event is LAmicroLUX, which will take place on the weekend of November 6th and 7th, 2021. Following last year's virtual event, watch enthusiasts, industry insiders, and brand ambassadors will gather in person at the iconic Grand Central Market in Downtown Los Angeles. A celebration of watch culture, LAmicroLUX is a great opportunity for enthusiasts to check out new releases, meet brand representatives, and have fun being around like-minded watch aficionados.While most watch fairs primarily focus on smaller microbrands and independents, LAmicroLUX is noteworthy in that it is one of the first events to successfully integrate well-known mainstream brands with more approachably priced, enthusiast-driven boutique brands together under one roof. Accordingly, it's a fun chance for watch enthusiasts of all types to hold space together. In years past, LAmicroLUX has attracted major participants such as Omega,
Oris Big Crown Pointer Date 80th Anniversary Edition Watch
The pointer date complication probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind when one considers Swiss independent Oris, but it is arguably one of the brand's most important collections-which is why Oris is celebrating the 80th anniversary of its first Pointer Date watch introduced in 1938 with a very special Big Crown bronze edition. Being a significant anniversary year also explains why we've seen so many different Pointer Date variants already this year, including bronze and stainless steel editions commemorating various partnerships, like the recent gilt-dial version for the Movember foundation.Before we get too deep into the watch itself, it's worth pointing out that the pointer is actually the original expression of a date complication on a wristwatch. It was invented and quickly patented by watchmaker A. Hammerly from La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1915, who would also shortly thereafter patent the traditional recessed rotating date disc displayed through an aperture in the dial most co