Watches - another OCD problem
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GS is an epic brand. Love seeing everyone's pieces here!
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@Cutlasshound
Yes it is an anniversary model.
It is No. 2222 of 2500
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It has an hand assembled high class quartz movement.
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Watches and Wonders is coming up next week, so manufacturers are starting to announce next products.
Hodinkee has an introduction for the new 40mm Cartier Ballon Bleu, which has their in-house movement and quick change straps. The Santos and Pasha are anti-magnetic, no news on whether this is too.
Glashütte Original have a version of their smaller 39.5 mm SeaQ diver's watch with a green dial. I prefer the panorama date model, so hopefully they'll bring it to that one.
Rado are offering their Captain Cook diver's watch in ceramic. I particularly like the translucent dial.
Bell and Ross have a new GMT with a black and red bezel. Whilst it would be easy to accuse them of copying Rolex, at least you'll be able to buy one of these at retail.
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Bell and Ross have a new GMT with a black and red bezel. Whilst it would be easy to accuse them of copying Rolex, at least you'll be able to buy one of these at retail.
LOL – so true dude. I love Rolex and am, at the same time, super bummed about the state of things.
Either way, stoked to see the new releases set to be unveiled.
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I like that Rado a lot.
Just read the write up of it on Hodinkee- there's a whole lot of uniqueness going on there Ceramic case and ceramic bracelet, dial and case back are both black tinted sapphire. I'd love to check this thing out in the real world.
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@henry_david I'm not considering getting myself a Rolex because of the "if you want X, you have to buy A, B, and C" attitude that dealers have.
I'm curious to see what they release. There's speculation that the Explorer will get refreshed, as it's the fiftieth anniversary of the Explorer 2 this year, and they're still running the old movements. I'd like to see a new Milgauss too.
@Chris I like the Rado too. What they're doing is growing on me because most brands are rather conservative.
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Either way, stoked to see the new releases set to be unveiled.
Rolex posted a teaser, looks like an updated Explorer II with a black ceramic bezel.
Available from your local grey dealer soon.
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Oh yes, anotherwise 3-4k € over the list price. Insane ???
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Lol so true @Eisenherz
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Thats only politics, not more @henry_david
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The first new releases from Watches and Wonders are showing up.
The Hamilton Khaki X-Wind is a big chronograph with camouflage dials.
The Hermès H08 is a new shape for the maison. I'm surprised it's not available on a leather strap, as they do those so well. There's a model with a grapheme case.
Chopard have released the LUC QF Jubilee in steel. It's a limited edition of 25 pieces and already sold out. It's their first non-precious metal watch to undergo the Fleurier Institute's stringent certification process.
The NOMOS Metro Neomatik 41 Update combines their in-house movement with their perimeter calendar system.
H. Moser & Cie have got on the green dial trend with the Pioneer Centre Seconds Mega Cool. I really like it.
The Breitling Premier B09 Chronograph has a manual wind calibre and that on-trend pistachio dial is fantastic.
Rolex, Patek, and others should be dropping later.
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The Hermès H08 is a new shape for the maison.
I guess imitation is the sincerest form of flattery…..
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The Patek Nautilus 5711 with a green dial replaces the blue one. No, you won't be able to buy one.
IWC have unveiled the downsized Big Pilot 43. It's a few millimetres smaller than the original, and, crucially, a couple slimmer. It has quick release straps, an option for a metal bracelet, sapphire case back, and water resistance is 100 metres, up from 60. However, it loses the soft iron case that protects the movement from magnetism.
They've also done the original Big Pilot in a Mojave ceramic case, which I rather like.
Cartier has added a Pasha de Cartier chronograph.
There are a few new Panerai Luminor Chronographs. The white sandwich dial is my favourite.
And there's the Ulysse Nardin Diver X Skeleton. I think that it's copying the Patek Aquanaut Chronograph too.
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that big pilot is beautiful
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Rolex have updated the Explorer range. They've got the new 32xx generation of movements, but are otherwise identical to the outgoing models. However, I'm not a brand expert, so I'm no doubt missing the subtleties of a slightly different set of hands that recall the original design from 1971…
There is a two tone Explorer I. Why?
However, Rolex have created a crazy palm tree dial, which I quite like.
