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Hamilton Below Zero Diver Watch: Art Deco Industrial Diving Instrument Design
Being an “entry level” nice watch from the Swatch Group, Hamilton has the budget to experiment a great deal with designs. The Hamilton logo itself is art deco in tone, and many vintage Hamilton watches exuded art deco design while the brand was still American owned. With the Below Zero Diver watch, I can see a direction that Hamilton may be going in.Omega (another Swatch Group brand) recently released its new De Ville line of watches, which are classically art deco in design. They are beautiful watches, but with the Below Zero Diver, you get to see art deco industrial in a sport watch. Hopefully we will see more of this trend coming out from under the Swatch Group’s umbrella.
Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Tourbillon Duoface Is The First Of Its Kind
Out of the blue, Jaeger-LeCoultre launched the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Tourbillon Duoface, a watch that, as expected from any recently introduced JLC, forcibly features the word “Tribute” in its name… Even if it is, in fact, totally new, with a new movement ticking away inside. Yep, that’s me still not getting over why such a great brand with powerful innovation, unique design and over 1,200 calibers embedded in its past, has to be so unfathomably hooked on dwelling on its past and creating one re-creation after another tribute after a jubilee after… And even when it’s new, still not call it that. Ehh.“Tough crowd!”-you may feel inclined calling me, and I guess you’d be right. So let us focus on the positives-of which there are many. First things first, this very piece is the debut of a Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duoface with a flying tourbillon in it. A flying tourbillon “flies” because it’s secured only fr