I've had the watch for a few weeks now and already have put a few scratches into the finish. Every example on YouTube, Instagram, and various forums looked brand new, even over a year after release. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find any good photos of wear before I bought it. We’re impressed.Before I bought the Zenith Chronomaster Revival Shadow I tried to find pictures of what the watch would look like with some wear and tear. Inside, they run automatic with a 72-hour power reserve. This year’s Panerai Luminor Marina eSteel, the case and the dial both feature eSteel, a new alloy that incorporates recycled materials. We know that sustainability is at the heart of Panerai and their creations are simply a testament to that. There was one talking piece at the Panerai digital booth this year at W&W, a concept that’s made out of 58.4% recycled-based materials by weight, setting a sustainable hallmark for watchmaking. What’s your take on the new dial? Panerai Luminor Marina eSteel We think it’s one of the best green-dial watches this year. Running automatic, it offers a 35-45 hour power reserve. With an olive green sunburst dial, the watch boasts nearly 35 diamonds on its bezel that rest on its stainless steel case. Of which, it’s the green-dial edition that has our attention. This year, stepping into a new era, the old 5711-1A-010 is being replaced by a new -014. The Nautilus has been in the headlines as much as it’s been spotted on celebrity wrists over the years. It runs manually with a 45-hour power reserve. Its rectilinear stainless steel case is strapped on with green calfskin, too. Remember, this is a Reverso Tribute featuring elegant faceted dauphine hands, toned dials, applied bar indexes, and a tiny seconds display at 6:00. This year at W&W, they came forth with a piece absolutely regal. Safe to say that there aren’t too many watches in today’s time that can match the flair and panache of a JLC Reverso. With a sunray-brushed dial with gradient effect dial, we see a stainless steel case that houses a Calibre Heuer 02, an in-house automatic chronograph with an 80-hour power reserve. The word ‘Monaco’ perfectly embodies success and luxury while at the same time, roaring engine revs and precision driving – The TAG Heuer Monaco is the lovechild of both these ideas. As arm candy for vintage TAG and F1 fans, the watch is limited edition and pays tribute to the brand’s history of chronograph making and the iconic racetrack at Monaco. Just last month, TAG Heuer released the Monaco Green Dial Grand Prix De Monaco Historique. TAG Heuer Monaco Green Dial Grand Prix De Monaco Historique. Undoubtedly one of the best green-dial watches we saw this year. The Oystersteel case and strap are graced with matching indexes and a date window at 3 o’clock. The palm-tree motif and its shades make for a true tropical treat, perhaps a first for Rolex lovers. Over their five-piece capsule for this year, the green-dial one interests us most for simply appearing as a window into a tropical world. We’ve always seen the brand elegantly experiment with new trends and even birth a few with this very model. Rolex’s Oyster Perpetual Datejust 36 was an absolute treat at Watches & Wonders 2021.
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