Rolex Oyster Perpetual steel / white gold automatic Kal. 3135 Ref. 115234 Reviews

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HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 67
John get’s confused a bit about what episode we are recording (early on set mental breakdown), and we talk about Clerc dive watches, JLC show-stopping Minute Repeater Curtain, and an affordable sport watch from Reactor.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 60 here.
Junghans Goes Monochrome with the Max Bill Chronoscope and Automatic Black and White
Sponsored post presented on best watches by advertiserOriginally established in 1861, Junghans has been quietly producing outstanding watches in Germany's Black Forest for over a century and a half, transforming the sleepy towns near Schramberg into a haven for watchmaking. At the turn of the 20th century, Junghans was the largest watch and clock factory in the world, exporting over three million timepieces each year. Over the following century, the brand would continue to expand and diversify, creating chronographs for the German military, introducing a host of new calibers, and producing the first German quartz watch in 1970. However, it was Junghans' collaboration with the famed Swiss architect and designer, Max Bill, in the late 1950s that would come to define the brand's signature line. Featured here, the Junghans Max Bill Chronoscope and Automatic Black and White are monochrome releases that showcase Max Bill’s timeless, minimalist style.Max Bill was a Swiss architect and d