kopen goedkoop audemars piguet horloges You weren't expecting François to roll in with something quiet on his wrist, were you? No, the CEO has lately been wearing this veritable mega-watch as his daily companion. What you're looking at is the Royal Oak Concept Tourbillon Chronograph Openworked Selfwinding, and the name kind of says it all. 60% of the production run already been pre-ordered by Porsche Motorsports team members; if you'd like to see it on your wrist, US pricing is $7,450. The new 911 RSR, by the way, took second place at its race debut last January at the 24 Hours of Daytona. Triwa’s partnership with Humanium Metal began back in 2016, nearly a decade after the company launched its first line of colorful wristwatches. I had to ask myself, do I just like this watch because it's pink? And I said, no, that's a nice-looking bracelet, and cushion-shaped case, it's interesting, but not too interesting, and Fears is a cool name. Then I googled "Fears Watches" and found myself looking at the head of the operation, this young fellow wearing a bowtie who looks like he'd be fun to have a gin and tonic with. All the watches start with a 2N 18k yellow gold dial plate that is engraved over the course of 20 hours to create the background, which shifts from shiny to matte and in some cases has a wood-like texture. And so I revisited the first movie, which follows Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith as agents of a top-secret government organization tasked with monitoring, licensing, regulating, and policing extraterrestrial activity on earth. They do so with FBI-esque black suits and shades, and armed with a device called the "Neuralyzer'' in case they need to wipe a human's memory after an extraterrestrial encounter (which happens so very often).

Drew Coblitz likes the classics too, apparently. At least, it looks like it judging by this Paul Newman Daytona. Originally launched in 1985, the Expedition – which came to the states in 1991 – is called the Atlantis in Japan; the watches are otherwise quite similar. This new line is called the Atlantis Nuptse (or "Nupsi" in Japan), and its rainbow of colors nods to the adventurous roots of the Expedition – and the bright colors common to the cold-weather Himalayan outerwear. ("Nuptse" is a combination of the Tibetan words for "West" and "Peak"). That's why the two decided to call their first creation "Monday" – it's the first day of a new era of seven explorations. Aside from the pink gold coloring for the dial and the white gold construction, this is essentially your standard 39mm Extra-Thin Royal Oak, with the recognizable Petite Tapisserie pattern on the dial, white gold markers and hands, and a date at three. Tucked inside that white gold case is Audemars Piguet's well-known 2121 automatic movement, which offers a 40-hour power reserve. Don’t believe me? Google Gerald Genta or check out my piece about the Rolex Explorer II in Vol. 8 of Hodinkee Magazine – the whole dang industry was trying out brand new recipes and let's face it, not all of the pasta was cooked before someone threw it at the wall.

Profile view of the Rolex Deep Sea Special No. 1 being offered by Christie’s this fall. Note, this is as thin as Deep Sea Special’s get. As flashes of light and multiple dimensions flood the screen, we see Waymond and Evelyn embrace. As we do, we get a clear shot of the Casio on Waymond's wrist while the camera pushes in toward it [01:48:48].