this is working perfectly after nearly 100 years, is a testament to Swiss watch movements of the day.
Quick looks
Just a quick look at any watch models that catch my eye.
The Cartier contradiction . .
It is I suppose these models blithely fly along just under the radar in the “must have” stakes and yet, for me personally, I think out of all Cartier models, the Solo range are the ones you would be a fool to pass up, given the opportunity to own one.
Heavenly De Bethune
The movement is automatic (self winding), twin barrel with a 6 day reserve, with a special triple shock absorbing system
Interesting finds (1)
It has a German traditional style, this one more dress than military, luminous hands and applied markers and overall, for my taste, has a good look
Feice Bauhaus – Budget or Bargain?
But for Fiece, the clever idea of using the Bauhaus concept and promoting to the global market promoted with – Form, Function and a certain marketing seriousness, hasn’t hindered them in their mass market approach and by increasing the quality is a real bonus.
Minimalist
Their web site shown quite a few variants, with minimalism and simplicity being the theme running through the range. And for the price, these are what I call very neat fashion style watches, which to my mind are just the thing for gifts to cheer someone up.
Citizen Calibre 9000 Eco-Drive
This watch was one of a few passed on to me as the result of a friend passing. Sad way to get something I suppose, but he knew I was into watches, so here we are. Quite obvious that he… Read More ›
Is it just me?
So basically this is an overly fancy single hand watch – and I’ve had them before, bought for the novelty, but which unfortunately in practice soon wears off – and I sold them on to some other geek somewhere.
Edgemere by Martenero
So as I say, at last a neat, new clean looking model from the USA that manages to catch my eye at last. So many models today seem to be blah, blah – more of the same. The Martenero I’m pleased to say is not one of them
It looks the part!
There is also another digital window opposite the 2, which has a mobile segmental style counter of sorts – I say of sorts as I have to discover exactly what it represents. The square segment markers don’t seem to run in any identifiable order, though I suspect they should count 10 seconds in sequence, but they don’t – maybe a glitch just on this particular watch.
Watch space 
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