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Glashutte Original Senator Perpetual Calendar Watch Review
Ah, Glashutte Original. When I had my first exposure to the brand, I reviewed a fairly simple model, the three-hander (with Panorama date display) Seventies. With that watch, I particularly enjoyed the styling, as well as the understated elegance that came from the layout. So that left me curious¨Cwould the same appreciation hold over when the number of complications increased?That’s a question I got to answer for myself after spending some time with the Senator Perpetual Calendar The story this watch tells is quite a different one, however. While I won’t go so far as to call it a dress watch, it is definitely not a sport piece. With the Senator, it’s all about marking the passage of time¨Cin a multitude of time types.
Montblanc Timewriter II Chronographe Bi-Frequence 1000 Watch Hands-On
Precision chronographs seem to be on the mind of many watch makers this year. Tag Heuer certainly has their share of innovations and everyone seems to want to push forth into a territory people once thought of as “well if you need that kinda precision then get a digital watch.” But I digress! Montblanc this year came out with a concept watch that competes with the Tag Heuer Mikrotimer 1/1000th of a second chronograph called the Timewriter II Chronograph Bi-Frequence 1000.The Timewriter II Chronograph Bi-Frequence (‘Bi-Frequency’ – I don’t know about you but I am certainly bi-frequency curious) 1000 is precise like the Tag Heuer but offers a totally different system of achieving the same level of precision. The guy who developed the system is a clever Spanish watch maker named Bartomeu Gomila – his name is right there on the dial. He explained the system to me like a pro, but like a novice I just nodded and smiled a lot. The basic idea is this: