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Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Military Watches
It’s that time! Post-Baselworld releases are starting to trickle in. Ulysse Nardin has just announced the release of two new military-inspired watches to bolster its Marine Torpilleur (Torpedo) Collection. The Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Black and Marine Torpilleur Bronze watches have a slightly more rugged style than is often associated with the brand. We’re very used to seeing high-concept watches made from avant-garde materials, or throwback classics boasting mad mechanics (with dial-mounted automatons not unusual). Here is something different and pleasingly muted. Featuring a Black DLC case on the Torpilleur Black and a Bronze case on the Torpilleur Bronze, the brand is taking the military vibe and running with it.SpecificationsBrand: Ulysse NardinModel: Marine Torpilleur Black and Marine Torpilleur BronzeDimensions: 44mmWater Resistance: 50mCase Material: DLC-Coated Stainless Steel or BronzeCrystal/Lens: SapphireMovement: UN-118 CaliberFrequency:?28,800vph (4Hz)Pow
Breitling Navitimer Cosmonaute Watch Hands-On
Someone recently asked me a question about watches with 24 hour dials. That is, watches that display time in the 24 hour format versus the 12 hour format that we are mostly used to here in the US. Many digital watches do this with ease (switch back and forth), but 24 hour analog dial watches are much less common. In the US, 24 hour time is often referred to as military time. If you are in the military you need to know it, otherwise you can be more or less ignorant of what 17:00 is. I guess it is about reducing confusion about when to be places and getting rid of saying “AM or PM.” When I started traveling internationally a lot more a few years ago, I was surprised at how common 24 hour time was for civil use in other countries. In Europe and Japan for example, 24 hour time seems to be the norm much of the time. Especially when it came to plane/train and event/television schedules. Still, most people there are wearing 12 hour format watches, so I guess a decent 24 hour watch