Rolex Oyster Perpetual 2016 basel 114300 39mm *3 Dials* Bracelet BP Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

Glashutte Original Senator Perpetual Calendar Watch Review
Ah, Glashutte Original. When I had my first exposure to the brand, I reviewed a fairly simple model, the three-hander (with Panorama date display) Seventies. With that watch, I particularly enjoyed the styling, as well as the understated elegance that came from the layout. So that left me curious¨Cwould the same appreciation hold over when the number of complications increased?That’s a question I got to answer for myself after spending some time with the Senator Perpetual Calendar The story this watch tells is quite a different one, however. While I won’t go so far as to call it a dress watch, it is definitely not a sport piece. With the Senator, it’s all about marking the passage of time¨Cin a multitude of time types.
Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Hunley Watch Hands-On
One Ball watch that should not be overlooked this year is the limited edition Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Hunley ref. PM2096B-S1J-BK. Ball has been rather prolific as of late when it comes to both design variety and technology – which is great, but it also makes it difficult to keep track of everything that the Swiss brand (with American origins) is doing. The Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Hunley represents an aesthetic refinement as well as technological advancement of the Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Ceramic XV that I reviewed previously here. You can see that the former Ceramic XV model was the origin of this style, but the two watches are very different, aside from an overall look and feel.After the Ball Ceramic XV came the slightly updated Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Airborne (hands-on here), a cool model with some visual updates, but also Ball’s then brand new SpringLock system designed to protect the balance wheel against shock and vibration. The Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Hunle