MoT's WDF

synequano wrote: ↑Thu Oct 24, 2019 6:45 pm 23863682-04cd-4008-af64-c9660d139c89.jpg

Not in our price range,but new sport watch from ALS

Personally I’m not a fan of this particular style....

Brilliant! Kudos to the memer.

Christopher Ward newest trident

Sexy

Robotaz wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2019 7:17 am ^^^ That’s too high of an MSRP. Oris is doing so many things right, but their pricing strengthens the gray market and weakens the brand, in my opinion.

Especially for that movement, if they went with the 2894 or some variant and slimmed it down, then maybe half that anyway

Some new stuff from wind-up that should be coming out soon.

Heads up [mention]Stretch44[/mention] There are two new colorways of the Dan Henry 1970 coming in November. No info up on the site yet.
https://danhenrywatches.com/


The IG post below is from [mention]joelf15[/mention] He has some other Wind-Up pics on his account and must have had a microfiber cloth with him, something I would recommend going to one of these things. Amazing all the fingerprints and grease from other humans that accumulate on these watches.


The Collins Sonar which is now on pre-order.
https://collinswatch.com/store?category=Sonar



I can't remember the name of this upcoming Vero but I think the owner said you can subscribe to the newsletter to get lower pricing on the pre-order. https://vero-watch.com/



This MK II Hawkinge AGL is new and he also had a new one called the Hellion.
https://www.mkiiwatches.com/ready-to-wear
https://wornandwound.com/introducing-th ... kinge-agl/


Yema has sold out of their Superman Heritage Bronze but they have 2 more versions coming out soon, each limited to 100 pieces. Not up on their site yet though. This one with the burgundy bezel and I already forget the other color bezel. I didn't take a pic apparently and there were just too many watches there to remember details about.
https://en.yema.com/


ALSO SEE HERE FOR SOME ZODIAC INFO FROM THE WUWF

I'll take a look through my other photos and see if I have anything else that is unreleased or brand new.

Traska Summiteer Kickstarter went live today and funded in the first hour. Evidently the super early bird price of $400 is good for the first 24 hours.

Kickstarter link

Edit: I see TheJohnP started a thread about it here.

Got a Facebook ad about a new Hamilton Limited Edition collaboration.



The Hamilton Khaki Pilot x Schott NYC Limited Edition #H64735561
MSRP is $1,145

Available now
Via Hamilton - https://shop.hamiltonwatch.com/new-arri ... ition.html
Via Schott NYC - https://www.schottnyc.com/products/hami ... m?color=50

Specs:
Movement: Caliber H-30 Automatic
Diameter: 46 mm
Thickness: 12.3 mm
Crown: Screw Down
Water Resistance: 20 bar / (200m)
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Lug width: 22 mm
Strap Material: Brown Leather
Strap Reference #: H600.647.105

From the product description:

Two companies with proven American Spirit have come together to create this 46 mm pilot’s watch that is limited to just 1,892 pieces. The watch is powered by the exclusive H-30 automatic movement and is unmistakably Hamilton. The custom dark brown leather strap and leather presentation pouch are unmistakably Schott NYC. It’s a true American success story.

Received the news about the new Limited Edition Christopher Ward-
The wintry new C65 Anthropocene Limited Edition






Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

ossamanity wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2019 1:38 pm Received the news about the new Limited Edition Christopher Ward-
The wintry new C65 Anthropocene Limited Edition






Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Man, I like the look of that. Released (intentionally, no doubt) just after the $125/£100 off ends.

The vintage combat subs from Glycine were supposed to be released in October. Looks like that’s not going to happen but they did post this shot on FB today saying that they’ll be “available soon.” They’ll have both bronze and steel models but to my knowledge haven’t released pics the whole lineup yet. I’m assuming specs will be the same or similar to the current line.




Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

While browsing watches at Macy's, you may have noticed two new selfwinding Bulova models. They are the newest additions to Bulova's American Clipper line and Macy's reports that they are a limited edition but does not state how many were produced. There is also some contradictory information about the movement on Bulova's site but judging by the jewel count and power reserve, I believe it may be the relatively new Miyota 8315 which you can see more info about HERE. (You might recognize the poster)


Model 97A151 on the bottom left and 96A242 on the top right.

96A242 AT BULOVA and AT MACY'S

97A151 AT BULOVA and AT MACY'S



Details and Specifications
Brand and model: Bulova American Clipper
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Case Diameter: 39mm
Case Thickness: 11.8mm
Functions: Time only
Movement: Miyota Automatic w/ Hacking
Power Reserve: 60 Hours
Glass: Double Domed Mineral Crystal
Water Resistance: 30m
Price: $395 for 96A242 and $425 for 97A151





GEAR PATROL

WATCH PRO USA

Hodinkee sent out an email announcing a new version of the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical. This one features a black PVD case paired with a black dial and dark grey NATO strap. Currently it is only available from the Hodinkee Shop but it will be made more widely available for purchase at a later date.



SEE IT AT HODINKEE'S SHOP

SEE IT ON HAMILTON'S SITE

THE HODINKEE ARTICLE



Details and Specifications
Model: Khaki Field Mechanical Black PVD
Reference: H69409930
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, 24-hour scale
Material: Stainless steel with black PVD coating
Dimensions: 38mm diameter; 9.5mm thickness, 20mm lug width
Caseback: Stainless steel
Dial: Black
Lume: Yes, Super-Luminova
Caliber: Hand-wound H-50 (base ETA 2801-2)
Power reserve: 80 hours
Water resistance: 50 meters
Bracelet/strap: Dark grey NATO strap
Lug width: 20mm
Manufactured: Switzerland
Price: $545

Direnzo Watches has recently announced their next model, the DRZ 03 Eclipse.
This is the first Direnzo dive watch, a timepiece that pays homage to iconic models from the 60s, while retaining the brand’s DNA.

Read more here from Direnzo - https://www.direnzowatches.com/the-new-drz-03-eclipse/

The name Eclipse comes from the idea of applying the eclipse effect to the dial of a watch. To do this, the dial would be produced in two parts; an inner matte disc and a sunburst fumé outer circle. The dial’s bowl shape is reminiscent of the DRZ 02, only applied more subtly to reduce distortion beneath the water. This kind of dial manufacture requires a CNC modelling process, unlike when producing a more conventional and simple flat disc. We are proud to say that this is probably the first dive watch to make use of this technique and shape

It comes in two different colors, with the option of no date or the date positioned at 6 o’clock.
– Grey with old radium Super-LumiNova and black sapphire bezel
– Blue with BGW9 Super-LumiNova and dark blue sapphire bezel










The scheduled launch date on Kickstarter is February 12, 2020
Preorder pricing starts at $499 and the final retail price will be $699.


Specifications:
- Case material: 316L
- Crystal: Sapphire with anti-reflective coating
- Water resistance: 20ATM
- Diameter without crown: 40mm
- Lug to lug: 48mm
- Lug width: 20mm
- Height: 12.5mm
- Case back: Screw down
- Movement: Sellita SW-200-1
- Dial: Matte + sunburst fumé with applied indices
- Straps: The watch comes with:
– Oyster style, 316L stainless steel bracelet with curved (fitted) solid end-links and diver extension clasp.
– Marina Nationale nylon strap (Parachute style).

Basically it’s a green dialed pam 682 with possibly somewhat reworked B&M movement

The price is €8500/US$8700

TheJohnP wrote: ↑Tue Nov 05, 2019 3:26 pm Direnzo Watches has recently announced their next model, the DRZ 03 Eclipse.
This is the first Direnzo dive watch, a timepiece that pays homage to iconic models from the 60s, while retaining the brand’s DNA.

Read more here from Direnzo - https://www.direnzowatches.com/the-new-drz-03-eclipse/

The name Eclipse comes from the idea of applying the eclipse effect to the dial of a watch. To do this, the dial would be produced in two parts; an inner matte disc and a sunburst fumé outer circle. The dial’s bowl shape is reminiscent of the DRZ 02, only applied more subtly to reduce distortion beneath the water. This kind of dial manufacture requires a CNC modelling process, unlike when producing a more conventional and simple flat disc. We are proud to say that this is probably the first dive watch to make use of this technique and shape

It comes in two different colors, with the option of no date or the date positioned at 6 o’clock.
– Grey with old radium Super-LumiNova and black sapphire bezel
– Blue with BGW9 Super-LumiNova and dark blue sapphire bezel

The scheduled launch date on Kickstarter is February 12, 2020
Preorder pricing starts at $499 and the final retail price will be $699.

Really loving the Direnzo designs. Seeing yours in the WRUW thread always makes me wish I’d pulled the trigger. Definitely paying more attention to them!

NY0097-87A SEA Limited Edition- limited to 888 pieces but no numbering on caseback. launching next month, December 2019. Probably the first Fugu that's caught my attention.





Model NY0097-87A
Retail Price SGD 633.40..which is about USD 465
Limited Number 888 pcs
Case/Band Stainless Steel
Crystal Mineral Crystal
Dial Colour White
Bezel Insert Colour Red
Size diameter 42mm
Movement Cal.8203 / Automatic / Day & Date Display / Rotating Bezel
200m water resistance / Luminous (hands + indices + bezel at 12 o’clock)/approx. 40hr

Full article and more pictures here https://deployant.com/new-and-reviewed- ... d-edition/