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Elegant And Affordable: Fortis Terrestis Hedonist

Fortis Terrestis Hedonist Automatic

The 2015 Fortis Terrestis Hedonist delivers a winning combination of elegant styling, and robust movement offered at a fairly affordable price. This can be the watch of choice for a person who always thought about adding a Fortis to his collection but wasn't ready to get himself an "aviator" because of their massive cases, cluttered dials, and, often, just way too many colors for them to look good with business attire. Now, you finally have no excuses to backpedal on this purchase, have you?

Homage to CAF: Longines Heritage 1935 Pilot

Longines Heritage 1935 Automatic Pilot's Watch (Ref. L2.794.4.53.0)

With its lovingly reproduced look and feel of the original Longines CAF "aviator" that was first introduced almost 80 years ago (it was actually an evolution of one of their even older models from the 1920s), the 2014 Longines Heritage 1935 (Ref. L2.794.4.53.0) gives you a perfect chance to own a timekeeper that perfectly blends the unique design language of the pre-war era with modern technology.

Corum’s Monochromatic Tribute to 1983 Admiral’s Cup

Corum Admiral's Cup Legend 42 Gunmetal Limited Edition (ref. 395.111.30/V705 AB10)

This self-winding Corum Admiral's Cup Legend 42 Gunmetal Limited Edition (ref. 395.111.30/V705 AB10) comes as a tribute to the first "modern" Admiral's Cup version. The 1983 original featured all the design cues that later became signature elements of the current Admiral's Cup line: the inevitable nautical pennants serving as hour markers and the signature dodecagonal (twelve-sided) bezel.

Xetum Tyndall PVD Three-Hander Is So Cool!

Xetum Tyndall PVD Automatic Three-Hander

In a matter of days, the small California-based brand will start selling yet another version of its Tyndal model. The 2012 Xetum Tyndall PVD uses the same lug-less body design that now sports stealthy black PVD coating. Combined with the traditional 12h/24h scale and the instrument gauge-like design of hands and numerals, the watch that was originally designed as a hipster's toy now looks like a real tactical timekeeper designed with SWAT officers in mind.