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Although IFL Watches' story is not link rooted in traditional Swiss watchmaking, the brand does offer creative and bespoke dials in limited numbers.Something as simple as putting numerals on the dial makes a world of difference.Listen, IWC already has watches like the Big Pilot 43 and Pilot's Chronographs (the Lake Tahoe is a seriously badass watch), to cover all your big watch needs. So why not use the Mark Series to make something a little smaller, a little more traditional? Not an homage, but a true, modern Mark Series that carries through the most important DNA from the original Mark XI.</br>

A whopping amount of 300 Dutch guilders (~ 140 Euro) was exchanged for it.Audemars Piguet calls the dial color "plum" and the 26660 uses a petite tapisserie pattern with white gold luminous markers and hands. The watch is finished with a display caseback that offers a view of the 50th Anniversary rotor design. Audemars Piguet has a retail price of $165,400 for the new RD#3 and though it is not a limited edition, production is most certainly link limited and few will be made.The next two decades saw many watch manufacturers create tuxedo dials for a public that readily lapped up nearly anything Art Deco. The tuxedo dial design became synonymous with class and formality. Some of the earliest examples of 1930s and 1940s tuxedo dial watches came from Omega, Lemania, and Marvin. However, the best was yet to come.An eBay seller out of Redondo Beach, California, has listed this Monza for auction ending Saturday, September 28, at 7:42 PM ET. When this article was posted, the bidding had reached $1,075. Check out the full listing right here.</br>

They are different from the popular Tsuyosa Automatic in both link design and practicality.And again, for really pushing the limit, there's Vacheron's ref. 10726 –another "knife" pocket watch, with a movement just 0.90mm thick. Unlike the cal. 145, however, this seems to have been something of a bridge too far, hahaha – only three were ever made.In fact, with the Rallymaster and the recent release of the GMT 0º Terra Maris Limited Edition from British microbrand Isotope, in collaboration with the longtime tennis and watch journalist Miguel Seabra, we might just be seeing the start of the democratization of the crossover between the worlds of tennis and timepieces.</br>

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