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Bremont ALT1-ZT Watch Hands-On
Bremont had quite a few hot new pieces at Baselworld 2015, and while we’ve already shown you the new Boeing titanium GMT models, I wanted to share what I think is something of a sleeper hit among their new releases, the Bremont ALT1-ZT. The ZT is an update to the original ALT1-Z, an aviation inspired chronograph that was part of Bremont’s original line up back in 2007. While the Bremont ALT1-ZT doesn’t outright replace the Z, it does offer an entirely different spin that reflects Bremont’s current design language and packs a really pleasing wrist presence.The original ALT1-Z line up has seen many different dial colors, but all have stemmed from a military look crossed with elements of an aviation gauge cluster (see the split black/white seconds register at nine, meant to look like a horizon indicator). The original design is undoubtedly part of Bremont’s early DNA, but many of the design’s elements were seen only in the ALT1-Z range. After the introd
Ikepod Hourglass: Time For Art
I find it really ironic that an hourglass is a novel concept in the watch industry. When Marc Newson designed Ikepod released the Hourglass last year, I remember thinking “Wait. Is this the only high-end hourglass that you can get?” Yea, I think it is. It is as if the classic timing tool was a forgotten piece of history.Well, you might not have a lot of options in your quality hourglass buying needs, but the good news is that the Ikepod ones are pretty darn nice. Not only are they aesthetically pleasing, but you can actually time with them as well. According to Ikepod, the time ratings for both the large and small ones are quite accurate. You can now live your dream of looking your nemesis in the eye and stating, “You have until this hourglass runs out to bring me my money, or your family will die a slow and painful death … While the hourglass runs out yet again.”