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A Closer Look At The Bulova Frank Sinatra Watch Collection
Sponsored post presented on best watches by advertiserBulova and Frank Sinatra had a long history together that ranged from partnerships to Bulova being a timepiece of choice for the crooner. In fact, the Frank Sinatra Show was sponsored by Bulova and was known as "Bulova Watch Time."More recently, his daughter said, "No one respected time more than my father - he never liked to keep an audience waiting. He often said, ‘If you’re not early, you’re late.’ Dad’s association with Bulova spans over six decades, and we are proud to continue the relationship into the 21st Century.’"?This year, Bulova announced the Frank Sinatra collection, a series of 10 watches that embody the spirit of the Rat Pack era of the 1950s and 60s. These watches range in size, shape, and design but all carry the ethos that a stylish and cool timepiece should also be accessible and, most of all, fun to wear. Let's take a closer look at the Bulova Frank Sinatra collection, named a
Airain Type 20 Chronograph Flies High Again After 50 Years
Sponsored post presented on best watches for advertiserFor as long as human and machine have pushed the limits of technology, watches have tagged along as an integral tool. In the early days of locomotives, pocket watches enabled conductors to maintain departures and arrivals punctually. Marine chronometers allowed seafarers to track their days. Racecar drivers utilized stopwatches to achieve their fastest laps. High-flying, ace aviators, whether civilian or military, relied upon chronographs to measure vital data while soaring through the skies. Of the models issued to these pilots, the? Type 20, made by a handful of manufacturers, left an indelible mark in both aviation and horological history. Now, after more than half a century has passed since its introduction, Airain’s Type 20 is making a comeback and leaving contrails in its wake. Originally created in the 1950s as a tool watch to accompany aeronauts, the “Type 20” designation of chronographs was issued by the