Yesterday when I saw people post about the discontinuations, I went to patek.com and some of the pages I tried to visit gave me error messages. The watch-finder link in the top right corner being one I remember having an error. Also, some of the unlisted models are featured on the home page and thro
Last night I had a chance to get hands-on with some of the new Urwerk releases, including the new UR-10. I think this watch is quite cool, although I don't expect that it will appeal to everyone. On one hand, If you are an avid wearer of Urwerk watches with their unconventional time displays - the U
I think the H08 looks pretty cool, and Hermes has a lot of attractive color and material variations. However, they showed a really cool monopusher chronograph version back in 2023 that seems to have disappeared and been forgotten. There were lots of reviews written on blogs, but I've never seen one
I like your idea, my least favorite thing about the 5524 is the date numbering. It isn't simply every other date like 1 .. 3 .. 5 .. etc, it skips 2 dates like 1 .. 4 .. 7 .. 10 .. etc. This always throws me off a bit when reading the date and I find it to be a bit of a nuisance. Not a huge issue by
I own the blue-dial 5524G-001, but I also prefer this new ivory dial variant over the previous version. I think this dial color works well with a large variety of strap colors, so you can find a combination that matches whatever style you are after very easily.
I am referring solely to the production process. A typical example of a MEMS device would be the accelerometer or gyroscope in your smartphone which are tiny mechanical machines, but also have an electronic component as they communicate with an IC's logic. This Rolex escapement does not have any ele