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Grieb & Benzinger Blue Merit Watch Based On A. Lange & Sohne Tourbillon Hands-On
Back in 2014, the German team of Grieb & Benzinger that produces one-of-a-kind highly decorated watches debuted the “Blue Merit” (read our original article here) which was a lovely timepiece that began life as limited edition A. Lange & Sohne. I encourage you to read that original article about the Grieb & Benzinger Blue Merit to understand more about the original A. Lange & Sohne model whose movement is used for this ultra-exclusive watch.Inside the Blue Merit is a movement produced by A. Lange & Sohne which has been taken out of its original Lange case and thoroughly modified. It is the caliber L902.0 which, despite having come out in the late 1990s, is still super cool today. The tourbillon-based mechanism also features a fusee and chain transmission system along with a power reserve indicator on the dial. This layout helped A. Lange & Sohne develop a distinctive look as an early promoter of the tourbillon, and remains utterly classy and classic.
Rado Captain Cook Automatic 42mm Watch Review
Not counting various colors and whether or not a watch is on a strap or bracelet, Swiss watch brand Rado currently has five watches on its website with “Captain Cook” in the name, the most recently of which is this inconspicuously titled “Captain Cook Automatic.” In my opinion, it is the best of the Rado Captain Cook watches currently available. This particular version is the steel with blue dial and matching ceramic bezel Rado Captain Cook Automatic reference R32505203 | 01.763.0505.3.020.In addition to the ocean explorer many people learned about in history class, Captain Cook is the name of a Rado diver’s watch collection that, according to Rado, was debuted in 1962. For many years the Captain Cook collection had zero relevance to the Rado brand, which in the 1980s decided it was going to be a brand that was all about being modern. Rado was the first brand to popularize ceramic as a watch case material - though it wasn’t until 2000 when Chanel use