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Three years later, blue-dial references in titanium and pink gold and different case sizes debuted, and now there are link versions with a green dial.When trekking, I hear a "thud, thud, thud" sound, like some primordial force is trying to shift the whole mountain.As always, Geneva Watch Days this year showcased many great watches to discover.</br>

The red version, with the ruby hour markers is the version that sticks out the most.Galvin, who is from Toronto, sought out his Seiko Lord Marvel to commemorate earning his professional engineer designation and for a trip to Tokyo he was never able to take this year. Galvin is a big Grand Seiko admirer and likes that the Lord Marvel line helped influence the conception of the first Grand Seiko. The carved logo is a point of fascination for link him, and he loves that it's yellow gold with classic dress watch proportions.At the watch fair in Basel, Switzerland, in 1962, Rado successfully introduced the world to the first scratch-proof watch, presenting itself as a brand unafraid to take stylistic risks in favor of bold, forward-thinking design: the DiaStar?. With its fascinating oblong case crafted out of a proprietary tungsten carbide "Hardmetal" alloy that was both diamond-tough and lustrous, Rado leaned into the Space Age style that gripped the world of design throughout the early 60s.</br>

In terms of wearability, there are no real surprises here. The 38mm Aqua Terra case wears brilliantly on my 17cm (6.7″) wrist, but it'll also do so on slightly smaller and larger ones. Because the Railmaster's matte dial doesn't feature a sunburst texture or any applied indexes, link it's a little less shiny and feels a bit more casual than its Aqua Terra counterparts.The latest Hamilton Pulsar dons the black mantle for you, also featuring the iconic green digital text of the 1999 cinematic masterpiece The Matrix.The Rallymaster is an automatic time-and-date watch with an attractive and smart design that wears its tennis inspiration on its sleeve without going overboard and double faulting. It's graphic and eye-catching but full of small, thoughtfully applied details that make you linger.This Rolex ref. 3525 "Monoblocco" chronograph was delivered to Royal Air Force Lieutenant Gerald Imeson while he was imprisoned and trying to escape from Stalag Luft III. It's a remarkable story of real-life resilience and intrigue, and the watch has an estimate of $200,000 to $400,000. You can read more about this exact watch in a 2013 HODINKEE article written by Eric Wind shortly before it sold for the very first time at Bourne End Auctions in Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom.</br>

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