Botta Design UNO 24 Neo Single Hand Watch
Single-handed watches aren't anything new, but from a modern standpoint, probably one of the most important brands to know about in regard to single-hand watches with contemporary designs is Botta Design, by German Klaus Botta. I believe it was 1986 that he first released his modern collection of single-handed "Uno" watches. In fact, according to Botta Design, it was Klaus Botta himself who produced the first ever wrist watch with a single-hand.Botta Design single-handed watches (as is the case with most) come in two forms. All of them have one hand, but some display the time in a 24 hour format, and some in a 12 hour format. The wearing experience between the two is very different. Botta Design Uno watches indicate the time with one hand in a 12 hour format, whereas Botta Design Uno 24 watches indicate the time in a 24 hour format, meaning the hand goes around the dial one time each day.Over the years, Botta Design Uno watches have (and continue to) come in many forms with both automa

L��m-Tec 300M-2 Review
L��m-Tec, without fail, delivers some of the most intense new watches every year. Unique, masculine and tough-as-nails, their watches have a character all to their own. We've taken a look at several different models over the last couple of years, including the M33, Combat and V series and are always left impressed. When we saw an early preview drawing of the 300M series, we were particularly excited by it. Not just because it is cool looking, and a bit different than other watches in their line, but also because it was available in two sizes, 40 and 45mm.With tons of large watches flooding the market at any given moment, a 40mm tool diver stands out. The 300M series is available in a total of 4 models comprised of 2 sizes in either steel or PVD. Today, we'll take a look at the 300M-2, which is the PVD 40mm version. Featuring a sapphire crystal and bezel, 2 straps, 300M water resistance and a Seiko Sii NH35 movement, this is the kind of over-built diver you'd expect from L��m-Tec.Case: PV

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Panerai Radiomir 1940 size vs luminor 44mm
Hi folks, just wondering if any of you have both the radiomir 1940 and the 44mm luminor and can do a pic of the case profile?I love some of the case designs of the 1940 rad but the 47mm just seems like a no go zone to me. My wrist is about 6.4 inches and the standard luminor 44mm fits perfectly.Was looking at a review video on YouTube for 690 and it was stated that lug to lug span of the 1940 rad is 57mm. I took the measurement of my 44mm luminor and surprisingly this lug span is about the same! (Slightly shorter)我從使用 Tapatalk 的 MHA-L29 發送

Thoughts on which one would be a good next choice?
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