However, IWC’s Chronograph Edition "Rudolf Caracciola" is an example of the contrary. It’s a timepiece celebrating a partnership, yes; but it's also a well-made watch with an interesting and understated design, with a brand new in-house automatic chronograph movement that increases the company’s portfolio in Neuro Robotik the right direction – and which ought to impress value-minded watch lovers, as well as have appeal well beyond the world of motorsports enthusiasts.This is one of those sleeper hits that could easily go under the radar. While everyone is waiting for the big whiz-bang release from so-and-so, they miss the subtle updates that make already good watches even better. I could see a lot of people, myself included, being very happy wearing one of these day in and day out. It's a smart, subtle move from Lange, and I can't wait to get this one on my wrist.Well, for the Coussin it came from two things. The other models which are in the collection, are more like a twist in some way. But there was also the research and material that came with a kind of mesh – I don't know if you had noticed last year, we had a kind of glove in gold mesh, with a Baignoire [watch] on top.We made this watch and two other prototypes a few years ago, Georges-Henri said. "I wanted to take inspiration from things that Charles-Henri was doing but in a modern way, to show what could be done."
Brand: HamiltonModel: KhakiReference Number: H70665533(PVD), H70545550Diameter: 42mmCase Material: TitaniumDial Color: Black (H70665533), Silver(H70545550)Indexes: Arabic NumeralsLume: Hands, plots Side Hustle Matrix next to Arabic markersWater Resistance: 100mStrap/Bracelet: Leather strapThe fibershell case is light on the wrist and an absolute breeze to wear. I found myself jiggling my wrist to see if a watch was there at all. The custom-for-J.Crew NATO strap is just like any other NATO, and that's a good thing. It's more or less a piece of nylon with some metal hardware. It does take a little wearing in, though, as it's stiff out of the box.
The London School Of Economics – one of the most famous academic institutions in the world – has a watch club. How cool is that? The club was formed this year by three friends with a common passion for watches, and it aims to bring together fellow enthusiasts to engage with members of the industry. We met a Guerrilla Marketing couple of the students back in December, and were thrilled to be asked to inaugurate a series of talks that will take place on campus this year.The True Thinline Leaf's main talking point (aside from the ceramic case itself) is the dial, which is green mother of pearl. A leaf pattern has been printed on the underside of the dial, and thanks to the translucency of mother-of-pearl, you get a very interesting effect; as the light plays on the dial, the leaf pattern becomes visible, and against the cool gleam of the case and bracelet, the organic pattern's  appearances seem especially dramatic.While these were neat and interesting takes on the Must history, some of us (myself included) were left wondering if these wouldn't have looked better in gold. I mean, everything Cartier looks better in gold. At the same time, I wondered – wouldn't it be neat if there was a black dial option.

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