The Black Hole edition brings the descendant of the chronograph that reached the lunar surface on Apollo 15 into the most restrained case of its modern history, with a Musou-painted dial and Bulova's high-frequency quartz calibre.
The Japanese coating absorbs 99.4% of visible light and leaves sandwich construction as the only workable option. One hundred pieces at $1,195, sold out on release day.
The Florida-based microbrand that rejects status symbols produces one of the most well-rounded "traveler" GMTs under $1,000: meet the Venturer, ref. 4217.
Worn & Wound compró la microbrand neoyorquina, relanzó sus cuatro modelos base con cristal de zafiro y vendió toda la primera tanda antes de que terminara el lunes.
The New York-based microbrand launched the Metric Manual Wind Copper on July 3, the third variant of its platform with a Swiss Sellita movement: same 36mm case, new copper dial inspired by freshly extracted espresso and a price of $875.