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Say goodbye to decorative plates. Let’s talk about the real upgrades in the V4 Seamaster 300. ⚙️
For enthusiasts chasing absolute precision, the heart of this V4 project is the integrated 8800 movement. It’s no longer a cosmetic layer; from the balance wheel to the shock absorbers, it’s a fully functional mechanical feat with lower failure rates.
Aesthetics: Deep blue ceramic bezel with eternal white enamel scales.
Detail: The conical helium escape valve at 10 o'clock has the perfect tactile resistance.
Comfort: The brushed and polished 5-link steel bracelet glides onto the wrist. When craftsmanship solves 98% of the visual and performance equation, why pay the "hype" tax?
Explorer ii black dial
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Colonel Kurtz’s 1675 (picture : Esquire)
Happy 95th anniversary to NASA astronaut James Lovell In 1962, US Naval aviator James Lovell was selected in NASA astronaut group 2 “The Next Nine” and flew onboard Gemini VII, Gemini XII, Apollo 8 and Apollo 13. Note he wore his personal Rolex GMT-master 1675 aviator wrist watch on an Oyster bracelet in this June 1967 photo with US President Lyndon B. Johnson. Anno 2023, James Lovell remains the second oldest living Apollo-era astronaut, just 11 days younger than colleague Frank Fred Borman. (Photo: AP/NASA)