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TAG Heuer Carrera CMC Concept Chronograph Watch
2013 is the 50th anniversary of the Carrera so we are expecting a great deal this year. TAG Heuer obviously knows chronographs. If one is keeping score – Heuer was the first brand to launch a mechanical chronograph and not only in 2011 did TAG Heuer launch their own in-house (cough, ahem) chronograph movement, the 1887, but they have also been teasing the horological world with the amazing tech and cutting edge designs of their Mikrogirder lines. TAG Heuer seems to have a very healthy love for research and development and it is from that not-yet-for-sale side of their company that they announced the TAG Heuer Carrera CMC Concept Chronograph this month in Geneva before Baselworld.We will likely need to wait until Baselworld for a brand new Carrera – which is not guaranteed but certainly likely. So what is this Carrera CMC watch all about? Essentially it is an 1887-powered chronograph with a Mikrogirder bullhead-style case –? which is actually the point that deserves mo
Hublot Introduces Golden Gate Bridge-Inspired Big Bang Unico For San Francisco Boutique
Boy, this would have been a very different story to write had the San Francisco Giants made better on their historic regular season by getting past the Dodgers, but that’s a story for another time - and quite frankly, another website. So instead, here’s a fun fact: Did you know the Golden Gate Bridge isn’t actually red, but orange? It’s red in all the postcards and red in all the emojis - hell, it’s even visibly red when shrouded in San Francisco’s near-omnipresent fog (nicknamed Karl, for those in the know), but when the light hits it just right at the end of a sunny day in October, it takes on that familiar reddish-orange that is emblematic of the San Francisco Bay Area - a warm, golden hue that evokes everything from our hapless Giants to the mighty bridge and everywhere between in the seven-by-seven. Christened “International Orange” just prior to the bridge’s completion in 1937, the now-ubiquitous Bay Area color has been faithf