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domenica 30 ottobre 2016

The 5 Innovations of the GMT-Master II 16760

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Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 16760
Rolex's famed pilot's watch, the GMT-Master , was first launched in 1953 as a way for Pan Am pilots to keep track of two time zones simultaneously as they flew to their multiple destinations. The GMT-Master was a milestone piece in the brand's history and in the 1980s Rolex wrote the second chapter of that story by introducing the GMT-Master II series. Here we take a look at the vintage GMT-Master II 16760 and the number of “firsts” it presented with its debut.

1. The Rolex ref. 16760 was the first GMT-Master II

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Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 16760
Introduced in 1983, the ref. 16760 was the first of the new GMT-Master II collection. In terms of design, the GMT-Master II 16760 sported a thicker case, a wider bezel, and larger crown guards than its predecessors. These design details led to the ref. 16760's famous nickname, the “Fat Lady”. The ref. 16760 is also sometimes called the “Sophia Loren” drawing comparisons between the new curves of the watch and the Italian beauty. The Rolex GMT-Master II 16760 was in production until 1988 and was only ever crafted in stainless steel with a red and black bezel.

2. The GMT-Master II 16760 debuted the “Coke” bezel

Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 16760
Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 16760
A notable difference in the first GMT-Master II over the previous GMT-Master watches was its black and red bezel. This was the first time Rolex used that color combination on the bi-directional bezel and it quickly gained the nickname “Coke” — perfectly complementing the other drink inspired monikers “Pepsi” (blue and red) and “Root Beer” (brown and gold). Not only are bi-colored bezels aesthetically pleasing and make the watch instantly recognizable as a Rolex GMT-Master, but they also serve a practical function by allowing the wearer to differentiate between day and night hours when reading the 24-hour hand.

3. The Rolex ref. 16760 was the first GMT-Master to use sapphire crystal

Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 16760
Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 16760
Prior to the ref. 16760, GMT-Masters were protected with acrylic crystal. The first GMT-Master II was inaugurated with a sapphire crystal instead, which makes for a more scratch resistant timepiece. Of course, the iconic Cyclops lens remained on the crystal to magnify the date window at 3 o'clock. Today, all Rolex watches use sapphire crystal.

4. The Rolex ref. 16760 was the first GMT-Master to use white gold on the dial

Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 16760
Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 16760
New to the dial of the GMT-Master II 16760 was the use of 18k white gold around the luminous hour-markers. This was done to prevent tarnishing on the dial in an effort to maintain the watch's beauty for as long as possible. Today, all Rolex watches are made using 18k gold to surround the indexes.

5. The Rolex ref. 16760 was the first GMT-Master to have an independent center hour hand

GMT-Master II ref. 16760
GMT-Master II ref. 16760
When it was unveiled, the GMT-Master II 16760 was powered by the new Rolex Caliber 3085. The new generation automatic mechanical movement from Rolex allowed the center hour hand to be set independently from the arrow-tipped 24-hour hand, thus also independently from the minute and seconds hand. Therefore, when travelers arrived to a new destination they could easily set the watch to the local time by having the center hour hand “jump” from hour to hour (forward or backward) autonomously from the minute and seconds hand, thus maintaining the precise time.
Armed with these five “firsts”, the GMT-Master II ref. 16760 is undoubtedly an important watch within the Rolex archives. To own the Rolex “Fat Lady” is to have significant piece of Rolex history as part of your private watch collection. vedere di piu imitazioni rolex e Chopard Happy Spirit

mercoledì 12 ottobre 2016

Pre-Basilea 2014: Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Mistero

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Ogni versione è una edizione limitata di 250 pezzi
Maurice Lacroix è produttore di orologi svizzero che sta producendo gli orologi come quello che vedete qui dal 2010. Questo nuovo orologio è un orologio "mistero", che significa che c'è almeno una parte visibile in guardia dove si trovano senza ingranaggi. Il pezzo su questo orologio sembra essere la lancetta dei secondi, che sembra galleggiare intorno nella zona designata. I colori su entrambi punta indica ciò che si suppone linea uno di leggere. Il video qui sotto è da canale youtube di ML e anche se non è fatto per questo orologio, c'è filmati della lancetta dei secondi si muove in modo da poter meglio visualizzarla. Ogni versione utilizza la ML215 calibro in-house, che è un avvolgimento, movimento automatico 48 gioiello. Esso condivide lo stesso tasso battuta il movimento 2500 Omega, a 18.000 BPH, o 5 volte al secondo. Ho solo questo perché si tratta di un tasso di battito dispari ed è qualcosa di raramente visto. Questa non è la prima volta che hanno rilasciato un orologio mistero con il movimento ML215. Hanno fatto molte versioni e ogni volta in edizione limitata, si impedisce di inondando il mercato ma mantenendo alta la domanda, e con essa i prezzi. Questa volta la versione bianca "chiamato" visto sopra sarà disponibile in 250 pezzi in serie limitata. La versione nera selezionato avrà lo stesso numero di prodotto. Altre immagini di questo splendido orologio possono essere trovate qui sotto. Anche se credo che Maurice Lacroix ha bisogno di uscire con un altro movimento per mantenere il concetto originale, non mi stanco mai di guardarle. ML ha fatto un ottimo lavoro con questi orologi, non credi?

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