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What’s (Not) To Like About The New Seiko Presage Style60’s? That’s the question posed by fratellowatches.com. You may notice that the word “not” is in parenthesis. It’s a heads-up that author Lex Stolk isn’t about to bite the hand that feeds. In fact, his introduction to the Seiko Presage Style60’s contains a single direct criticism, buried at the end of the article. It reads as follows . . .
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The serpent’s tail tells the tale of expiring minutes. But how does the Louis Vuitton Tambour Carpe Diem indicate the hours? There’s a question to stump Mr. Klosoff, our resident WTF dial expert. Before the big reveal, let’s get a few thing straight . . .
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Rolex doesn’t hold a patent on the design of their Datejust 36 Oystersteel and yellow gold. Obviously. Otherwise, Timex would be up to its eyeballs in litigation. ‘Cause their new Waterbury Legacy Boyfriend 36 is a Timex Rolex Datejust 36 Oystersteel and yellow gold. In fact, if this watch was made in China – hang on. It is. Let’s try that again . . .
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The new A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar is my favorite watch of the digital data dump known as Watches and Wonders. Although the new midnight blue NOMOS Tangente Neomatik 41 Update shows the world how to integrate a date wheel into a minimalist meisterwerk, the Lange 1 PC answers that same call with operatic bravado. And then some . . .
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Hey kids, geometry is fun! That higher maths needed to derive sinuous and sensual curves, not so much. Whilst the maison can afford the French curves, they chose to go chunky/funky with the Hermès H08 . . .
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