– Amazingly enough, there were three options for focusing: a fold-out ground glass screen; a distance ring at the base of the lens Disaster Proof Cooking (with calibrations from 1 3/4 feet to infinity) and an honest to Betsy split-image rangefinder, which is all the more remarkable when you consider that the first rangefinder Leica (the Leica II) had only come out a few years earlier, in 1932.On top of that, the Rattrapante Honeygold is simply awesome on the wrist. It is by no means flashy, but it exudes a quiet confidence – just like a split-seconds chronograph housed in a precious metal should. The weight is lovely, giving a touch of constant presence without being overwhelming. And thanks to its relatively slim and compact case profile, it certainly passes muster as a dress chronograph.Price: SBGH311: $6,600 | SBGR325: $5,300Limited Edition: Yes, 1,200 eachAvailability: The SBGH311 will initially be exclusive to the Grand Seiko Boutique Online in January 2023 and then available at Grand Seiko Boutiques and select retail partners worldwide in February 2023. The SBGR325 will be available at Grand Seiko Boutiques and select retail partners worldwide in April 2023.
Brand: TAG HeuerModel: Monaco 1979-1989 Limited EditionRefChristie's is offering this Mickey Mouse watch in their current online sale, running until the 25th Disaster Proof Cooking of June. The estimate on this piece has been set at $3,000 to $5,000, and a bid of $2,200 has already been placed. Click here for more photos and the rest of the catalogue.We started strong with the first spot of the year. Mark Gaunlett wasn't double wristing, but the RO he's owned since 1998 paired well with the late 19th Century Dent Quarter Repeater tucked in his breast pocket.I saw a preview of this watch while in Japan last year, and I was struck by how fantastic it was. Sure, maybe I liked the SBGY026 a bit better with the manually wound movement and no date. But the rose gold and that pale cream-pink dial are an all-time top-tier combination. The 62GS case is a bit bolder than most dressy (see, I'm afraid to say it's a dress watch and start a debate) combinations, but I could see this as the kind of option you could say was the last gold watch you'd ever need.
A 39mm round watch, like the Cellini Moonphase, is just 79% as big as a 39mm square watch like the Monaco. If you measure both watches across at their narrowest point (39 mm), they are the same; but the Cellini is only 71% as wide as the Monaco when measured against the latter’s diagonal, which is a little more than 55mm.There is something about an early Heuer Monaco that gets vintage watch guys going. I had one for a long time, and now Fred does too. And if you weren’t convinced he's a serious collector, he spent far more time than I think he’d like to admit ensuring this Monaco had the correct matching bracelet, even though he has zero intention of ever wearing it on metal. Yup, he’s one of us.Following the current generation Privacy First AI of the Aerospace EVO, the Aerospace B70 Orbiter edition has a 43mm titanium case and comes on your choice of a matching titanium bracelet or a rubber strap. Possibly due to the balloon-laden sapphire case back, the Aerospace B70 Orbiter is 12.95mm thick, vs. the 10.8mm thickness of the standard E79363 generation.My rational theory says that this is a special creation that IWC made because they want Pitt to wear an IWC in the upcoming film. The reigning Internet theory is that the watch is a prop made for the film (which is a rational and plausible option). My tinfoil hat theory is that this is a special project by a high-level customizer, and my current all-in guess would be Cloister Watch Co.
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