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The thing is that it is clearly a move downmarket, even if the prices are broadly the same.
Bremont used to be accused of being relatively poor value.
Given the recent launches' total lack of...

Nice, I like that a lot. There aren't enough Squales without date, the removal of the date makes the dial so much more appealing. Touch of Aquastar with the quarter indices?

It very much depends on the age.
It used to be that sub 20,000 bph was the norm in the 50s and early 60s, then 21,600, and when people like Certina put 28,800 movements into their watches , they...

Plus the fact that this is posted Saturday afternoon when the show and launch happened at the very start of the week.
Too little and too late to be anything other than damning with faint praise....

I saw they posted a Yard o led workshop machine in their story on the morning of W & W show.

It seemed like quite a distancing post, leaving clear water between them and the show.

Just had a quick look, neither Nick nor Giles have posted in Insta for a while. It is clear their role in the company has been cut substantially

In a world obsessed by details, that is terrible.
Also that the line of longitude seems to pass west of Cornwall and the Cherbourg peninsula.
For a British timekeeping brand, the Greenwich...

They might look good, but they do not look like Bremonts, even though the only thing from previous models in the new range is the Supermarine hand shape.
Bremont tried (and succeeded) in doing...

The more I see of Vaer, the more I like what I see. Epic lume, by the look of it.

Another year wasted circling the real goals ('Twas ever thus)
The arrival of a small GMT is very welcome, but the gilt and coke colour pallet ruins it for me.
This sub is very Meh.
A BB with a...

Bremont have junked everything they have done to date in one fell swoop.
Brand changed
Logo also changed to a very generic compass point.
Their unique design feature, the Trip-tick case...

Just look at the agile prices to see the spread. You can buy late night/early morning at 8p/kWhr, and sell at high 20s, at least 27 (some periods are over 30) at peak time in the early evening. That...

True but it is not the flyback the OP wanted, a feature which is a relatively new development for Hanhart

If you are on a tariff like Octopus agile, there is probably more to be gained by having just a battery (and little or no solar). Use cheap leccy to do the major tasks and top up the battery...

I just noticed that Hanhart do their pioneer 417 ES chronos with Flyback.
Proper brand, proper heritage, very reasonable price.
the flyback models are in panda, and reverse panda dials, 42 and 39mm...

I think the S is tegimented anyhow.
On the SDR the bezel is definitely tegimented

The hardening treatment is very good at reducing the appearance of wear.

I would go all black, personally, and...

That is a ittle embarassing.
A closer look tells me that most of them are DLC (of a type) but in most photos I see it is definitely shiny enough to appear (in many photos) to be steel.
I think I...

I've been looking forward to seeing what new developments might be next, and this looks a cracker.

If they ever do that lume dial version in a DLC case, I am buying it immediately.
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EZM1.
Tough enough to be wearable in any situation, yet with a traditional case design that has elegance.
Small enough to wear with ease.
Great lume (mine is an Ar model with excellent lume, the...

From the micro photo in the OP, this looks like a chronograph.
So please do not go ahead with someone unless they will undertake to re-print it completely, making a new cliche to print from....

The bluing on the hands of that San Martin looks lovely.

Ooof!
Gone and knocked it out the park, he has.
Regardless of the value exhibited elsewhere, that 166-062 is gorgeous, and the Seamaster Chronostop makes me wistful about the one I used to own.
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I was at Twickenham yesterday.
We watched the second half of the Italy Scotland game in one of the bars downstairs, that win got quite a cheer, but nothing compared to the noise later.
What a game,...

I am not interested in buying, but would still like to see what sounds to be a very interesting collection.
I love all of Omega's vintage dive and chronograph back catalogue, we don't see enough of...