Glash��tte Original Sixties Panorama Date
This year Glash��tte Original introduces a new take on its classic and award-winning Sixties Panorama Date, presenting it in rose gold with a matte black dial. The highly-stylized Arabic numerals take you back to an era when design was king, then the oversize Panorama Date tells you this piece is both modern and original. Find wallpaper and pricing inside. The rose gold case measures a modern 42mm in diameter, and the overall thickness is 12.4mm. The crystal is anti-reflective sapphire. The automatic caliber 39-47 measures 30.95 x 5.9mm and runs in 39 jewels at 28,800 vph for about 40 hours before requiring a recharge.This Sixties Panorama Date has a European MSRP of 13,600 euros. The images below may be enlarged significantly with a click.

Stowa Partitio Review
When one thinks of Stowa, there are a few watches that immediately spring to mind. Front and center are the iconic Fliegers, followed closely by their Marine chronometers and the Antea series. But there is another watch in Stowa's catalogue that almost never gets mentioned, overshadowed by its more popular siblings: the Partitio Klassik. The Partitio is the hidden gem of Stowa's lineup��a classically styled 3-hander that may offer their greatest value, especially given today's favorable exchange rates for American buyers. As of this writing, the Partitio is 579 EUR excluding VAT (690 EUR with), which is approximately $667 USD.The Partitio was first released in 2008, initially through the German retailer Manufactum before becoming a standard model in the brand's catalogue. That inaugural offering featured a black dial, with the overall design very similar to a watch Stowa made back in the 1930s. In 2012, Stowa unveiled an update to the line featuring a white dial with parchment colored l

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