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Bravur Geography GMT Limited Edition Watch
If you’re a seasoned watch lover, you’ll know the process I’m about to describe: You wake up in the morning thinking about watches; you log on to your favorite watch blog in the hope you’ll find something new and exciting, something that ticks all the boxes, something that goes above and beyond the norm and seems, somehow, to tap into your innermost thoughts and desires. And then you see it! You hold your breath as you scroll down the page towards the price… Will this be the moment the watch you can afford is also the watch you actually want? This, dear readers, is how I felt about not just the Bravur Geography GMT Limited Edition watch, but also the entire Bravur range. And whether the end result is to your tastes or not, it is pleasing to see a well-made, individual design for not so much money at all.A Swedish brand with an emphasis on design, Bravur does not skimp on the material or mechanical credentials, either. Powered by a rhodium-plated Sellita 33
Interview With Yuichi Masuda, Executive Head Of Wristwatch Product Development At Casio
Most people’s interest in Casio watches - especially its incredibly successful G-Shock sub-brand - began at an early age. That was certainly the case for me. I grew up with incredibly durable, incredibly useful, incredibly well-engineered well-priced watches long before I became interested in timepieces as a category. The funny thing was that, as a youth, I had no idea that Casio timepieces, for what they were good at, totally blew away most of its competition. Now more than 30 years, later my interest in timepieces has grown immensely, and yet my enthusiasm for Casio has not subsided.Not too long ago, I traveled to Japan and visited the brand’s headquarters where the finest Casio watches are produced. I’m more of a Casio fan than ever, but there is still so much to learn about the brand and many questions to ask about the future of Casio as a cultural icon and tool. In today’s rapidly changing wristwatch market landscape, Casio and its fellow high-quality Japan