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ユース育成 If you thought there was a gap between microbrands and independent watchmakers, it is being filled as we speak.For the last edition, more than 1,000 artisans submitted link their creative projects.So things move rather slowly, and the incremental changes over time appeal to purists. In 2002, IWC added the Big Pilot's Watch Ref. 5002 to its lineup. Inspired by IWC's earliest designs, the watch was a success. Today, that design is being updated with three new references: A blue-dialed option on a strap or bracelet, and a black-dialed variant on a leather strap, all inside a 43mm case.The Bulova 50th Anniversary Lunar Pilot Limited Edition captures the spirit of the original watch worn on the moon by replicating the design (but this watch does feature a quartz movement--the original was mechanical), but this time it leans into its lunar history by showing off a bit. It's now titanium with gold-colored accents. The original was plain-jane stainless steel.</br>
Collectors like to talk about this model as the next big thing and perhaps it will occur, but for now you can link take advantage of owning a modern classic made by a brand that sold these movements to Rolex for a little over 3,000 Euros.The right side of the case draws youYes, the model is little known historically, and finding the original borders on the impossible, but this was a "gimme" for Rado.The two smaller indicators have often been criticized as elements of the design that could be optimized.The watch basically has not been worn, wound, or even hardly touched since 1972, Ghotbi says."[That's why] we decided we're not going to touch anything. We're not going to open it. We're not going to wind the watch, or turn the hands. We didn't take it on tour so that people wouldn't be able to touch it. It really is a time capsule in that it was one of the four Royal Oaks exhibited at Basel, then it was put away, and now it shows up 50 years later, coming from the original owner."</br>
That doesn’t answer the question of whether the Aqua Terra is worth the leap. For me, it most link certainSunray-brushed blue, intense black, immaculate white, beige and vintage brown, a solid minute tracker, made up only of numerals, or without a minute tracker, a "lollipop" direct-drive with a red tip, with or without date, etc. The ten variations of the Grands Fonds 300 unveiled are totally in tune with current-day technical and stylistic musts. All offer excellent readability.Omega's Seamaster Big Blue chronograph is still somewhat under the radar, but definitely a great conversation maker.One surprising detail is that the minute track is engraved into the underside of the sapphire crystal.If it's the bezel you don't like, you're in luck. For $100 extra you can buy a second bezel, either a 12-hour steel or plain black bezel with a single lume plot. When you're ready to swap, send it back to Haven. The original plan was to allow people to swap the bezels themselves (something I saw Cutter do once with a vintage Ollech & Wajs while driving 70 mph on an Indiana interstate) as a way to get people more hands-on with their watches, but the click bezels proved too problematic.</br>
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