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Suunto Ambit2 R GPS Running Coach

Published on March 15, 2014Filed Under: Gadgets

Suunto Ambit2 R GPS Running watch

Although not as advanced as the last year’s Garmin Forerunner 620 GPS running coach, the 2014Suunto Ambit2 R makes quite a strong impression featuring a well-balanced list of functions designed for beginners and intermediate-level runners that don’t need all the extra functions usually requested by professional athletes.

Alpina Heritage Pilot Limited Edition (Ref. AL-435LB4SH6)

Published on October 20, 2013Filed Under: Swiss Brands

Alpina Heritage Pilot Limited Edition (Ref. AL-435LB4SH6) watch

First revealed before the Baselworld 2012 trade show, the Heritage Pilot was reissued in an even more appealing version. Although, with a total production run of 1883 pieces (just like the older model), the Alpina Heritage Pilot Limited Edition (Ref. AL-435LB4SH6) shouldn’t be touted as a “limited” edition (there will be just too many of them in circulation for the model to become a rarity in any reasonable time), it still deserves our attention for the sheer beauty of it.

Perrelet Special Edition XL Turbine Racing DLC

Published on October 25, 2012Filed Under: Swiss Brands

Perrelet Special Edition XL Turbine Racing DLC automatic watch

Here comes the big gun. Perrelet has offered its huge Turbine XL Ref. A3027/1 model more than two years ago and now the Swiss brand plans to reintroduce the watch using less expensive, albeit as flashy, materials. Still measuring outrageous 50 millimeters in diameter, the new Perrelet Special Edition XL Turbine Racing DLC (ref. A1051) now comes in a huge stainless steel case that sports an extremely scratch-resistant DLC (Diamond-like Carbon) coating that not only looks cool, but also keeps this expensive toy in mint, unworn-like condition. For YEARS.

Alpina Heritage Pilot Hand-Wound Limited Edition (Ref. AL435B4SH6)

Published on January 26, 2012Filed Under: Swiss Brands

Alpina Heritage Pilot Hand-Wound Limited Edition (Ref. AL435B4SH6) hand-wound watch

Presented during the Baselworld 2012 event, the limited edition Alpina Heritage Pilot (Ref. AL-435B4SH6) features the same easily recognizable styling of their “aviators,” but is now equipped with a nicely decorated hand-wound movement, which is protected from accidents with a solid “hunter” caseback cover.

Nautica NMX 650 200M Quartz Diver

Published on December 15, 2011Filed Under: American, Quartz

Nautica NMX 650 200M Quartz Diver

Despite its somewhat toy-like appearance, the new Nautica NMX 650 (ref. N18633G) diver may be a nice choice for those looking for an inexpensive beater that can be used as a diving companion.

Marvin Malton M160 Rectangle Flying Hour

Published on November 16, 2011Filed Under: Quartz, Swiss Brands

Marvin Malton M160 Rectangle Flying Hour (ref. M024.14.41.64)

The new Marvin Malton M160 Rectangle Flying Hour (ref. M024.14.41.64) looks great. But why isn’t it powered by a mechanical movement? Perhaps, the answer is that someone at Marvin wants to believe that two quartz calibers are actually better than just one self-winding movement. On the other hand, a pair of quartz calibers plus a mechanical movement (yes, I’m talking about the 2010 Dussert Tri-Zone DW400 GMT) could be even better.

Rodania Linius Automatic

Published on April 6, 2011Filed Under: Swiss Brands

Rodania Linius Automatic

The 2011 Rodania Linius brings to the table the time-proven automatic movement, which is packed inside an interesting-looking stainless steel body. The movement in question is the good old ETA 2824-2 self-winding blank caliber: the usual suspect when it comes to choosing an engine to power a relatively inexpensive timekeeper when having a “Swiss Made” inscription on a dial is a must.

Cartier Rotonde de Cartier Astroregulateur W1556211

Published on February 16, 2011Filed Under: Swiss Brands

Cartier Rotonde de Cartier Astroregulateur (ref. W1556211)

With the 2015 Rotonde de Cartier Astroregulateur (ref. W1556211) limited edition, Cartier has found yet another, maybe even more effective, way of combating the problem of gravity affecting the accuracy of mechanical movements. The solution is as simple as it is ingenious.

Richard Mille Automatic RM 030 with Declutchable Rotor

Published on January 12, 2011Filed Under: Swiss Brands

Richard Mille Automatic RM 030 with Declutchable Rotor

During the SIHH 2011 event, Richard Mille has presented its RM 030 model with a so-called “declutchable” rotor: a complication that, unlike a something as unnecessarily sophisticated as a tourbillon or a minute repeater, is not just nice to have but is actually quite useful for many reasons. Designed to slow-down the process of wearing-out of the self-winding mechanism, the declutchable rotor is what it is: a rotor that, colloquially speaking, disengages its “clutch” the same way an automatic gearbox declutches, um, automatically when you press on the brake pedal while stopping at a traffic light. In this particular instance, the winding system is physically disengaged from the winding barrel as soon as the estimated power reserve reaches the 50-hour mark.

Richard Mille RM 017 Tourbillon Extra Flat

Published on January 4, 2011Filed Under: Swiss Brands

Richard Mille RM 017 Tourbillon Extra Flat manual-wind watch

For this year, Richard Mille updates their RM 017 collection with an even more technologically advanced hand-wound Tourbillon Extra Flat model that now comes in an ultra-thin case crafted from 18-karat red gold measuring less than nine millimeters from top to bottom.

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