The Lorige BL-Endurance Evolution Bleu Asphalte Gold Edition pairs a recycled carbon/carbon case from an endurance racing brake pad with 5N rose gold details and a Chronode-developed hand-wound movement.
A new approachable watch book, a sold-out Timex collaboration, Filson’s 28L backpack, a historic Titanic-linked pocket watch sale, and a look back at Anoma’s debut all stood out in this week’s watch and gear conversation.
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Panerai expands the Luminor family with the PAM01731 and the Destro PAM01732, two references that look to the brand’s 1960s design language.
The new Seconde Majeure brings Baltic’s vintage-leaning design language together with SpaceOne’s mechanical creativity in a 38.5mm watch built around a Theo Auffret jumping-hour module.
A vintage-heavy eBay roundup brings together a gold-plated Favre Leuba chronograph, an unpolished Grand Seiko 4522-8000, a sharp Wittnauer, a Seiko 6309 Turtle, a yellow Longines Comet and a Seiko LordMatic Special.
The Lorige BL-Endurance Evolution Bleu Asphalte Gold Edition pairs a recycled carbon/carbon case from an endurance racing brake pad with 5N rose gold details and a Chronode-developed hand-wound movement.
Baltic and SpaceOne have joined forces on the Seconde Majeure, a 38.5mm 904L steel jumping-hour watch with a module developed by Théo Auffret, two German silver finishing options and pre-order pricing from EUR 2,500 before taxes.
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