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Anonimo Watches: A Rebirth In Florence, Italy
The birth – or occasional rebirth – of a company is always a noteworthy phenomenon in the galaxy of watch making.?It is so because it either grants us the chance to follow the formation of a new star that will shine on for decades or even centuries to come or the sight of a falling star, something that only temporarily existed and barely left anything significant behind. What we have now is the rare opportunity to take a closer look at the earliest stages of a watch brand’s revival as I was among those invited by Anonimo to visit them in the beautiful Italian town of Florence. We gathered to discover and to discuss their plans for the future and also to?see where and how they will have their trademark brass cases manufactured.Those familiar with the brand will know that the creation of Anonimo in 1997 already meant a second chance, a new beginning in itself. It happened that year that Officine Panerai (which was also based in Florence at the time) was purchased by the
Zenith Pilot Type 20 Ton-Up Black Chronograph Hands-On
Zenith showed up to Baselworld 2018 with a duffle bag packed full of new models and a few unique updates to their Pilot's Watch collection. The Zenith Pilot Type 20 Ton-Up Black Chronograph is the latter. Here we have our hands on the model to discuss some of the more nuanced points about this "Super-Chill"(their words, not mine) addition to the line-mainly that it’s motorcycle-inspired.All images by Bilal KhanIn 2016, Zenith released the first iteration of this watch dedicated to Cafe Racers (stripped down motorcycles capable of exceeding 100mph) and their community, named the "Ton-Up Boys,” with the Zenith Pilot Type 20 Ton-Up Stainless model. Featuring an arguably unique "aged steel"case material and faded dial, the watch apparently sold well despite what I would have predicted. Bringing a motocross inspired model to its big crowned pilot watch collection was an interesting (and to some, downright confusing) decision-and to be honest, I don't feel it was necessary. I can