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Perrelet Seacraft GMT Divers (A1055/3 and A1055/A)

Perrelet Seacraft GMT Divers (Refs. A1055/3 and A1055/A)

At Baselworld 2011, among a number of other high-tech and classy timepieces, Perrelet has also presented its new collection of divers: a three-hander, a chronograph, and a GMT. Although they position the chrono as a flagship of the series, the Seacraft GMT (Refs. A1055/3 and A1055/A) is the most interesting (or, at least, the most useful) among them.

Glashutte Original Senator Navigator WorldView 39-47-07-07-04

Glashutte Original Senator Navigator WorldView (Ref. 39-47-07-07-04) automatic pilot's watch

During Baselworld 2011, Glashutte Original has presented a number of timekeepers, all of them beautiful in their own way. One of the most interesting (at least, to yours truly) products that were exhibited in Basel, was the gorgeous Senator Navigator WorldView (Ref. 39-47-07-07-04) that tries to monetize general public's growing interest to all kinds of "pilot's" watches. Surprisingly affordable (like, affordable for a brand that often offers three-handers in stainless steel for a price of an 18-karat gold Longines chronograph) yet smart, the gadget combines a deliberately vintage dial with a high-grade in-house caliber.

Casio G-Shock Go Green GR7900EW-7 with Tough Solar

Casio G-Shock Go Green GR7900EW-7 digital electronic watch

With its recycled paper packaging and the proprietary "Tough Solar" technology that allows the new Casio G-Shock Go Green GR7900EW-7 to work literally for years without the need to change its onboard battery, the electronic gadget looks like a nice choice for environmentally-conscious customers with a taste for an active lifestyle. Perhaps, the only thing that could probably scare them away is white rubberized plastic used for its outer case: it will get dirty in no time and will get only dirtier as the years are passing by.

Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave limited edition

Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave (ref. CC0005-06E) limited edition watch

If you think that Atomic Timekeeping is cool, think again!

Keeping your watch up to date with half a dozen of old-school broadcasting stations is as XXth-century as a gasoline-powered Corvette compared to Tesla Roadster. Fighting the inherent flaws of quartz mechanisms, which, like their older fully mechanical ancestors, can still be heavily affected by such external factors as temperature and sometimes even humidity, Citizen is going to start selling its beautiful limited edition Eco-Drive Satellite Wave (ref. CC0005-06E) that captures the day, date and time signals directly from GPS navigation satellites!