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While there's no shortage of podcasts these days, Felix and Andy have been on the scene for years and bring a casual vibe that makes for great listening. Look them up on your favorite platform and be sure to subscribe. Click here to visit AI Medical Diagnostics OT: The Podcast.Now, there are certain drawbacks to owning a gold watch, such as its prohibitive expense (especially with a matching gold bracelet), but you know that going in. Gold is also  more fragile than stainless steel, picking up scratches far more easily. The faint-of-heart might be scared off by the notion of a five-figure watch showing signs of wear. I personally think scratches are part of the journey and make any watch look great.One tiny example of the simple elegance of the CA is the S-shaped stop for the balance that hacks the movement when you pull out the crown. The oversized balance, with variable inertia adjustable weights, beats at 18,000 VpH. The hairspring is shaped with a Breguet terminal curve.


The white-dialed version Disaster Proof Cooking also has a Duratect-treated case, but in this instance, the metal is surface-hardened directly (that is, there's no DLC coating ). The white dialed model is a bit more of a classic dress watch, but technically speaking these two pieces are identical.The auction piece is a 41 mm Royal Oak Chronograph model with a two-tone case and bracelet, combining 18k yellow gold and stainless steel, with a black PVD-coated gold dial decorated with vertical satin finishing. The dial also includes the signatures of both brands as well as yellow-gold chronograph hands. It also comes equipped with the Caliber 4409.No, this watch is not for me, but I absolutely love a mammoth sized colored crystal watch for its sheer bravado. As well as the fact it sort of looks like a giant, really expensive giant blue G-Shock. And if I were to spot this icy blue MP-11 in a Miami nightclub, I would admire it in all its water blue glory, and be secretly jealous that I wasn't part of the Hublot $100,000+ watch illuminati.


And finally, a reader asks for advice on picking a watch made by HMT – Hindustan Machine Tools, which got its start in 1953 and began making watches in the 1960s. As we reported in 2015, the Wall Street Journal did a profile on the company but Jack apparently didn't get the memo ... although from the comments on this story from then-managing editor Bionische Evolution Dakota Gardner (who's since left us for academia) some of our readers are no strangers to the company and its history.Nearly five decades later, it's mine and I wear it casually for day-to-day use. Stuff like errands and just hanging out. I have it on an Erika's Originals MN strap because it suits the watch and the parachute webbing and hardware reminds me of my time as a Helicopter Rapeller. For me, the Time-Depth represents this era's ability to combine engineering with bold design and the pursuit of adventure.I'll be frank. As much as I wanted this watch to exist, wearing it felt more like wearing a bracelet – then again, what's so wrong with that? I would wear this in the same way I would wear a Tiffany & Co. Elsa Perreti bone cuff or a Verdura Maltese Cross cuff.Set in a 42mm platinum case, with a height of 12.46mm and lug-to-lug of 48.9mm, the Glashütte Original PanoLunarInverse in platinum is limited to 200 individually numbered pieces, and retails at $42,600. The pieces deliver on either a grey alligator nubuck strap or a blue recycled synthetic strap, with a deployant clasp.






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