Ooh, shiny
Yep, those are onyx globes, the right one with indices so you can see what time it is in half the world, the left one the constellations currently above you
And that is indeed a tourbillon down there at the bottom
Aaaand... it costs about a quarter million euros
I'm not buying one because the 47mm case is a bit too big for me, yeah, that's the reason, just a little too big, no other reason
Ooh, these look interesting, new range from Serica, the 4512
Comes in WWB, Commando, and California dials, all of them are also available in lefty cases (crown at 9)
Mechanical STP1-11 movements, although apparently they've opted for the auto variant barrel which is an interesting choice
They all come on Bonklip bracelets which is neat as hell, cost about $650
Casio released a G-Shock watch with an octagonal case, the GA-2100, some people noticed that the case is vaguely similar in shape to the AP Royal Oak, a very expensive steel sports watch, which led to people calling the G-Shock the "casioak"
Now people have made steel cases for the casioak to go in (it's a very easy swap) and are calling the combination the "Royal Broke" as it really does resemble a Royal Oak from a distance but costs 2 magnitudes less
and on the opposite side of the price spectrum, these are exceedingly my shit
the Grand Seiko SBGE253, 255, and 257
40.5mm case, ceramic bezel, spring drive GMT
specifically the black one if anyone happens to want to send me a lovely christmas present (yeah, like any of us can afford that)
I mean, look at this bullshit, it's a lenovo thinkpad something something and they put a proprietary port on the side for connecting a special ethernet adapter
JUST MAKE IT A FEW MIL THICKER AND PUT A PROPER PORT ON THERE YOU BASTARDS
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