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Tudor Fastrider Black Shield Ducati (ref. 42000CN) Swiss

Tudor Fastrider Black Shield Ducati (ref. 42000CN)

Jan 12, 2016 by 4782 views

Marketed as a sort of accessory for the new Ducati XDiavel cruiser that was presented last November at the EICMA international motorcycle show in Milan, Italy, this new Tudor Fastrider Black Shield Ducati (ref. 42000CN) looks as sporty and laconic as the Italian sports bike. While some may find its look a bit dated (while others may call it 'classic',) the choice of material for its chunky case easily compensates for its apparent lack of originality making it a very nice choice for a person willing to spend close to $5000 for a Swiss-made chronograph that, while looking plain, offers you the same level of quality and functionality that we expect from a timekeeper in this price range.

Saint Honore Worldcode GMT Quartz Quartz / Swiss

Saint Honore Worldcode GMT Quartz

Apr 18, 2014 by 3325 views

The Saint Honore Worldcode GMT (ref. 868507 76NIR) makes an impression of a well-designed watch with every bit of its surface carefully thought over by real professionals. Its shape is traditional, but not generic. Its textures are brutal, but not crude. It is functional, but won't overwhelm you with unnecessary features. Its only drawback is the movement that powers it, but lots of people won't even notice it.

Tudor Heritage Chrono Blue Automatic Swiss

Tudor Heritage Chrono Blue Automatic

May 29, 2013 by 3300 views

Around 18 months ago, Rolex's "cheaper" brand Tudor has unveiled its Tudor Heritage Chronograph (Ref. 70330) that paid tribute to the legendary Tudor Oysterdate from the 1970s. The resemblance between the original and the reissue was, well, a little less than obvious, so, learning on past mistakes the brand decided to offer this new Tudor Heritage Chrono Blue featuring styling that makes it look almost like a faithful recreation of the old "Montecarlo" version of the same Oysterdate range.

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra GMT Automatic (Ref. 231.13.43.22.01.001) Swiss

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra GMT Automatic (Ref. 231.13.43.22.01.001)

Jan 13, 2012 by 4169 views

With its new Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra GMT (Ref. 231.13.43.22.01.001), the Swiss watchmaker has finally added a model with a second time zone functionality to its dressy Aqua Terra line. Although detail clearly looks a bit more cluttered now than on the original three-hander, I must admit that the timepiece still passed its primary test of telling time in two separate time zones with flying colors. We here can only hope that the brand will soon decided to expand the range with another similarly styled, but more compact models 38-40 (tops!) millimeters in diameter for those of us still preferring less conspicuous objects of luxury on their wrists.

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Golf (Ref. 231.10.42.21.01.001) Swiss

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Golf (Ref. 231.10.42.21.01.001)

Oct 29, 2011 by 4874 views

As you may have already guessed, the new Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Golf (Ref. 231.10.42.21.01.001) celebrates the Swiss brand's growing ties with the world of elite sport, which is usually associated with luxury sports cars, expensive wine, and Tiger Woods. Although the choice of the model looks less than obvious in this particular case (Seamaster Golf? Oh, come on!) the watch itself may be of interest to those who want a Seamaster, but search for a version with an unusual color scheme.

Tudor Fastrider Chronograph Ducati (Ref. 42000) Swiss

Tudor Fastrider Chronograph Ducati (Ref. 42000)

Aug 02, 2011 by 7030 views

With its new Tudor Fastrider Ducati (Ref. 42000) automatic chronograph, the recently resurrected Swiss watchmaking brand continues its trend of offering not particularly bright timekeepers for those considering the canonical Rolex design language too flashy for the price.

Tudor Grantour Chrono Fly-Back (Ref. 20550N) Swiss

Tudor Grantour Chrono Fly-Back (Ref. 20550N)

May 26, 2011 by 7120 views

Looking at the new Tudor Grantour Chrono Fly-Back watch that was officially presented last March during the annual Baselworld 2011 show, I can't really figure out whether Rolex is serious about its resurrected entry-luxury sub-brand or just amuses itself with an old toy.


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