Flippers know no boundaries…

and the reason why …

There are no winners here except the flippers, the question I ask is why have Swatch done this again (previously with the moonswatch), they know the outcome, do they see a sales boost of the Swatch brand overall (I don't think so), do AP expect a sales boost (doubt it), so what's in it for both partners, is it as simple as all publicity is good…

Swatch pop, why when they know the outcome

regardless of price, material, style, size etc, just the most darn comfortable, the wear all day/night/week without even knowing it is there.

For me probs my Casio F91, but even that I feel every so often, is there really one that just disappears on the wrist.

produce this …

oops sorry, wrong photo, I meant this…

and then release it to order on April 1st for 1k using a Seagull ST1721 movement found in watches a 10th of the price , I have no words …

Fears worked with Studio Underdog to give us the Gimlet

Christopher Ward just released this with Mr Jones watch.

Both limited pieces, the Fears one is reasonably priced for a Fears watch at 1k, but the CW one is 2k plus which seems to go against Mr Jones 'ethos' of being fun reasonably priced watches, regardless tho I wonder if we are going to see more of this, where a lesser brand with…

watch brand colab trend

Nice colour release by Farer, how good / reliable / accurate is the movement on this, it's a Sellita SW510M b – Elaboré grade hand-wound calibre.

a chronograph is useless unless it can be read legibly, so what are some examples out there, and what makes them so readable, no price or brand restrictions.
I find the longines big eye a contender, nice big markings that are easy to read and big pushers as well.