Speedmaster 145.012 With Orange Chronograph HandMy Speedmaster is a reference 145.012, with link a 26 Million Serial number dating it to 1967. This Speedmaster Professional is similar to the watch that Buzz Aldrin wore on his trip to the Moon.A mix of polished and brushed surfaces on the bezel and mid-case adds to the visual allure.Last year was the most watches we've ever done, but this year we're slowing down a bit, he says. "I don't want to do too much; I'd rather do more interesting designs, instead. So we'll keep the production number slightly below 10,000 for now. I think that's a good number for the brand."
The Yacht-Master II is something different. Although it might appear as a normal chronograph link at first, the inner scale with the 10 minute indicators and the bezel with large numerals counting down from 10 to 0 will reveal that something special is going on here.You need to put the blade in that space and press it firmly but cautiously until you feel the blade going under the back.But it isn't just the players who show out with the haute horology. Wimbledon is as much a personal runway for celebrities, and royalty as it is a tennis tournament. This year was no slouch when it came to watch spotting in and around the All England Club in London.
But if you look link closely, you will also see there are parts of the movement that feature small text.It's the perfect proof of the many remarkable things that we have seen over the past 12 months.It’s been only a couple of years since Seiko repositioned Grand Seiko as its own brand, and I have to say that the new dial design, which eschews the Seiko branding seen on the previous generation of watches, is an aesthetic improvement. The watches now have a super clean look that was previously belied somewhat by what I have to call out as redundant branding.For some reason, most larger brands still aren't making relatively slim chronographs, and it's hard to think of another chronograph around this price that I found this comfortable. Except for that Furlan Marri I mentioned, there's not a ton of competition. A few months back, I reviewed the Tissor PR 516, a decent chronograph for under $2,000 but decidedly less wearable than the Atwood. The specs and price alone make for a compelling watch, and that's before you even get to the brand's story.

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