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the Boss Twin Barrel Tourbillon will be unveiled at Baselworld 2009

The ultra-light titanium case of the watch, measuring 50 mm x 45 mm x 25 mm, incorporates carbon fiber elements and a double-domed sapphire crystal the shape of which reminds a windscreen. the Boss Twin Barrel Tourbillon will be unveiled at Baselworld 2009 and will be available in an extremely limited edition of just 50 pieces beginning with June. It is surely a great watch gift for lovers of supercars and unconventional watchmaking.

Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean GMT Watches

For 2013, the newest member of the?Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean collection is the long-awaited Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean GMT. Just before the annual Baselworld watch trade show event, we debuted to the world, the new Planet Ocean GMT GoodPlanet watch here. That blue and orange version of the new GMT watch bears the GoodPlanet foundation name, whom Omega teamed up with to produce a new environmentalist film with the name "Planet Ocean." Sales revenue of that specific piece will partially go to the foundation. However, in addition to the blue and orange GoodPlanet version of the GMT,

Panerai Luminor 1950 Regatta 3 Days Chrono Flyback Automatic Titanio Watch

Panerai is an often polarizing brand that has, in recent years, seen a massive spike in popularity and has become a somewhat household name in men's luxury wrist watches. Now, often included in the brands that your non-watchnerd friends are aware of, they hold rank in upscale jewellery boutiques alongside Breitling and Rolex. Personally, I have loved the Panerai Radiomir as long as I have loved watches, but both the price and the case size has often been too much for my reality. While SIHH saw quite a few new models from Panerai, none were as intriguing to me as the Luminor 1950 Regatt

Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Co-Axial Chronometer Watch Review

I recently learned an interesting fact regarding the history of the Omega Seamaster collection. The Seamaster and Seamaster Planet Oceans that we know today are hardy tool watches suitable for diving, James Bond, and overall feeling like high-function instruments that is made really well. You'd think these pieces started out as serious dive watches. That isn't the case actually. When the first Seamaster watches came out, Omega had other pieces in its collection that were more focused on sport. The Seamaster was meant to be a fashionable watch that one could wear up in the Hamptons whil