I mean oversized luxury sportswatch mixing steel and rubber. Quite a few brands followed this trend with sometimes more and sometimes less well executed contenders : the Hublot BB, IWC with quite a few Ingenieurs, Linde Werdelin,Zenith Defy Extreme, G-Sho
I have been on a long journey to finally decide on my offshore. There where many contestants. The near perfect AP diver, the stealth bumblebee, the amazing RB2, and the amazing material mix Jarno Trulli. But in the end I had to get the Rubberclad with the
A new acquisition from Orlando. I’ve been eyeing this watch for a while and prices have been creeping up the past year. Finally pulled trigger after having found a pristine example. Why the diver ? I had previously worn a chrono Offshore 42mm. While the s
As much as I love sapphire case on RMS and it is pretty good on Hublot Spirit and BB, this is really bad... AP shapes doesn't compliment the sapphire material and this looks pretty cheap IMHO... leaving value and uniqueness on side, I would take any metal
The forged case is jut an amazing material. AP were innovators in this field. They were the first. For a long time they were still the only ones making forged carbon. Other companies tried with a form of carbon fiber but it didn’t have the same characteri
I\'ve gone through a good amount of offshores (volcano,bumblebee,rose rubberclad, Safari, Grand Prix Carbon, 44mm Rose Novelty, 44mm Carbon, Survivor) and they\'ve all come and gone besides the 44mm Carbon, but this one just does it for me really no other