Limited Edition Zenith El Primero Rolling Stones Watch
Zenith watches has collaborated with the legendary rock band The Rolling Stones for a new limited watch called the Zenith El Primero Chronomaster 1969 Tribute to the Rolling Stones. It was just a few days ago that we spent some time?with Zenith?as they exhibited in?Las Vegas, and it was then that we learned a?major partnership was coming up really soon.While?we could?sense?they were very excited about it, they remained extremely secretive about it until this very moment: today it became official that the brand will start a unique collaboration with the absolutely?remarkable rock band The Rolling Stones. We will note that deep inside we had hoped?they would not repeat the rather upsetting fiasco of the limited edition?in part dedicated to Che Guevara�� and to our most pleasant surprise they went for this much?more positively exciting collaboration. The first piece dedicated to this partnership is the Zenith El Primero Chronomaster 1969 Tribute To The Rolling Stones.The legendary El Prime

Victorinox Alliance Mechanical Review
It's pretty rare that a household name brand surprises you with a product, but in the case of the watch we're looking at today, that's exactly what happened. Victorinox, known of course for their Swiss Army knives as well as their watches, brings to mind a certain design vocabulary. One that speaks most clearly to a military aesthetic, particularly infantry field watches. Though they have made models that diverge, they tend to be in the way of modern sport aesthetics. So, when a clearly vintage inspired design showed up on their site, a watch that I don't even recall seeing in Basel, I was surprised and intrigued.The Alliance Mechanical has design elements that speak directly to watches from the early 50's and late 40's. Elements that, to my knowledge, hadn't been used by Victorinox in other watches. The Alliance Mechanical stands out for being a bit lighter, perhaps dressier, than their other watches, but at the same time having details of their modern and military designs. Powered by

Small change, big difference
Changed the strap for XS rubber and what a difference in fit and looks

Telling time maybe nice
But it surely isn't the only reason.

Reorganization Thoughts
I've begun the process of clearing out some watches I don't wear. I'm working on selling my Victorinox Air Boss and Tag Heuer Aqua Racer. I'm also sadly selling off my two 39mm beauties. Ive already sold my Explorer and plan to sell my Railmaster. As much as I love them, I never seem to wear anything in 39mm. I feel like 40mm is the sweet spot for me and Rolex.So I'm thinking about getting rid of everything above including my 42mm Explorer 2 and adding one of the following to my white Milgauss: either a NIB black GMT Master 2 or a gently used Bluesy.The Bluesy or GMT would be my every day watch and the Milgauss would be the mix in. Both 40mm and both with polished center links, which I'm loving more and more.I'd love some feedback or thoughts before pulling the trigger.Thanks,MikeSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk