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The Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Power Reserve 5 Days Sapphire Watch Reviews

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At Baselworld 2018, there were many highlights, including aspects, among others, the rise of ladies' watches, the Rainbow Daytona, and stronger pieces and easier to use than ever before. But one of the biggest surprises for me was my strange affinity for Hublot's Big Bang Tourbillon 5 Days Sapphire. Although this watch is one of the most ridiculous pieces of our time (I mean, who really needs this watch?), I could not help but respect it, and that's the reason. Let's put it aside: Hublot is not for everyone. In fact, Hublot is not intended for many people (especially me, in general), but we must give credit to the brand to always exceed the limits, whether for aesthetic or mechanical reasons. or materials. Stephen was covering the culmination of this year's new collection, the red Big Bang Unico, the first watch with a red ceramic box, in a First Take video, but the watch really pleased me was the Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Reserve 5 days of sapphire replica wat

Introducing IWC Portugieser Perpetual Calendar in Platinum and Portugieser Automatic Watch

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This year, 2018, International Watch Company or IWC Short celebrates its 150th anniversary and, for this reason, has launched a series of birthday models (see here our IWC section) and a new pilot clock chronograph with colored markers and hands ( vintage style) and black ceramic watch "Laureus Edition" Pilot's Watch Mark XVIII. And while the whole year will be devoted to the 150th anniversary, the brand based in Schaffhausen adds more novelties to the collection. There is a new version of the perpetual Portugieser calendar in platinum and an automatic version in Portugieser steel, which looks exactly like the oldest platinum version of this watch. IWC Portugieser Perpetual Calendar Platinum IW503406 Three years ago, IWC introduced a new engine for its perpetual Portugieser calendar, which has been enhanced with a double spring barrel, ceramic ball bearings and a solid gold self-winding rotor. On the dial side, the beloved moon phase indicator "double moon"

Hands-On with the Hublot Big Bang Unico Blue Sapphire Watch

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The Unico Blue Sapphire is, in my opinion, the most attractive sapphire watch on the market. The case With a round case of 45 mm in diameter, it is much less insane than some of the Richard Mille or Bell & Ross watches, and considering that it is made of polished blue sapphire, which nobody else is currently using, makes it even more exclusive. The blue is vibrant and translucent but less transparent than the transparent sapphire, which results in a more elegant aesthetic, and you do not have to worry about seeing the hair on the arm through the watch, than the sapphire crystal cases tend to have a problem with. Hublot outsourced the production of the watch case, as most watch companies do with any type of sapphire crystal manufacturing. The middle case, the bezel and the back are made of synthetic blue sapphire crystal (which has a value of 9 on the Mohs hardness scale) which is then polished. Only a few pieces of the watch case are made of titanium: the H-shaped titanium