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Greubel Forsey Quadruple Tourbillon Blue
By nature of its immaculate finishing and out-of-this-world movement, a Greubel Forsey watch is anything but understated. However, the brand has found a way to make its already outstanding Quadruple Tourbillon watch stand out even more. How? By giving it a striking polished blue gold dial. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the new Greubel Forsey Quadruple Tourbillon Blue.SpecificationsBrand: Greubel ForseyModel: Quadruple Tourbillon BlueDimensions: 43.5mm (diameter), 16.11mm (height)Water Resistance: 30mCase Material: Platinum or 18k 5N red goldCrystal/Lens: SapphireMovement: In-house hand-wound movement with quadruple tourbillonFrequency: 3HzPower Reserve: 50 hoursStrap/Bracelet: Hand-sewn alligator strap with matching platinum or 18k 5N red gold folding claspPrice & Availability: Limited to 8 pieces in each metal, Price TBD
Doxa Debuts Limited-Edition Sub 600T Pacific Watch
When enthusiasts think of Doxa, the watch that most likely comes to mind is the orange-dialed, cushion-cased Sub 300 Professional diver of the 1970s. Doxa has spent over half a century iterating upon the Sub 300 concept, but the brand has a rich dive watch heritage outside this core design. The Sub 600 introduced in the '80s is a prime example, with a bold, angular aesthetic in stark contrast to prior Doxa designs but the same dedication to rugged functionality. Although the Sub 600 has fallen out of the brand's lineup in recent decades, the series still has its diehard fans, and for its latest release, Doxa has partnered with Australian watch media brand Time+Tide to deliver a modern reimagining of this '80s sporting icon. The new limited edition Doxa Sub 600T Pacific revives the brand's sharp '80s diver aesthetic with a dark titanium twist and a commitment to the brand's creative naming style.From the very first glance, the Doxa Sub 600T Pacific's case gives a far more serious, almos