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Konstantin Chaykin Lunokhod Prime Watch Hands-On
I would venture to say that the Russian-made Konstantin Chaykin Lunokhod Prime is one of the most interesting watches in the world. That isn’t to say that there aren’t dozens of extremely interesting watches, but rather that this timepiece integrates so much of the story of the modern luxury watch into one small package. Timepieces such as this really are much more than the sum of their parts from a description of the design. This is the stuff that helps define entire genres and sets the tone for other watch making regions.Konstantin Chaykin, as of now, is the only high-end watchmaker in Russia. Their watches are 100% made in Russia, and the manufacture is in Moscow. I had the pleasure of visiting their manufacture in 2013 and seeing hands-on how they make watches, pursue unique designs, and make a high-end product in a unique region of the world. Among Russian watch lovers Konstantin Chaykin is controversial – oddly enough. His workshop is probably more famous outsid
Hautlence HL Vagabonde 03 Watch
Let me preface this by saying that non-round watches rarely do it for me, but the Hautlence?HL Vagabonde 03 has really caught my eye. Everything comes down to visual balance; if I had to pinpoint the one thing that gets to me more than any other, it would be the way the hands on a square or rectangular watch almost always get 'lost' when they track past the corners.In Perfect HarmonyMaybe, then, that is why I quite like the Hautlence HL Vagabonde 03. While it is rocking a TV-shaped case, it's completely done away with the hands. The time is displayed in a very unusual way. There are three apertures in the dial, evenly spaced around a rotating minute wheel. Through these apertures a digital hour indicator is displayed. Every hour, the “active” aperture changes, and the hour appears as several complicated discs align to “draw” it in place.