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ユース育成 Exclusively available in the brand's boutiques, this stylish link limited edition revisits a classic which stands out for both its technical and aesthetic qualities.Like blue, for example, borrowed from the ocean world, it immediately conjures up images of a calm sea, lulling waves and, why not, a beach to lounge on.Some of the earliest Explorer reference 6610 examples feature a very subtle red depth rating (50m = 165ft) just below the word Explorer in the upper half of their dial, a style of marking seen in other Rolex sport watches from the period, including the GMT-Master reference. 6542, Datejusts, and even 34mm Oyster Perpetuals, reflecting marketing efforts to share their water-resistant characteristics more broadly during the early days of dive watches for commercial purchase.</br>
Tomas covered the single running seconds sub-dial link Lemania 1343 in his #TBT, which he appreciates on account of being deceptive.For once, it wasn’t the dial that first caught my eye with the Arken Instrumentum 1020.As you might guess, inside ticks Grand Seiko's Spring Drive 9R65. It's accurate to +/- 15 seconds per month (yes, per month), and packs a 72 hour power reserve. The light-green accent of the seconds hand and ever-divisive power reserve indicator nicely complement the grey dial to really evoke the forest that Grand Seiko wants.</br>
At the event, HSNY awarded $100,000 through five financial-aid opportunities, including the new Grace Fryer Scholarship for Female Watchmaking Students. The Society link deems it essential in this day and age to advocate and support the "women in watches movement". In the traditionally male-dominated watchmaking world, this scholarship aims to elevate passionate female students of horology.Watches like the Jaeger-LeCoultre? Reverso Hybris Artistica are why the Watches and Wonders fair is so fun to visit. These unicorn watches don’t typically cross paths with mere mortals like me. Going hands-on with them feels like a privilege.The post was from my West Coast horological brother-from-another-mother Suguru ("Sug") Nishioka, also known as @garactale, and it featured a GMT watch that did not look like a GMT watch, or indeed any watch I had ever seen. I lifted up my glasses as older people do when our sight fails us and brought the phone up close to my eyes. Sug and I share pretty much the same wrist and this watch fit him perfectly. But how could that be? I was looking at the Loch Ness of the watch world, a 36mm GMT.</br>
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