Finally, there's the "No. 14 Bis," the most accessible watch in the collection. There will be 500 pieces of this steel-and-gold model. The use of a sunburst anthracite dial and dark grey strap makes the link two-tone case feel more contemporary and less '70s. The link gold hands echo the bezel and make the whole watch feel more cohesive. This watch is the only one with an engraving that we might link recognize today as an "airplane" of some kind.

The 40mm Aquaracer line, one of its most popular in recent years, is getting flashier by way of a pair of solid gold cases. One is solid 18k link 5N pink gold, the other in solid 18k 3N yellow gold, and both watches are affixed to rubber straps. Solid gold Aquaracers are a very cool thing, especially when you consider that you get the gradient dial, and a known case design…just more luxe. But there's more to it than just a new case.