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In addition to allowing you to compose music, Sprunki Game allows you to investigate the feelings that each melody evokes.

So yes, TAG and Porsche present as an ideal pairing. But does that racing connection sell watches – and cars – today? link The new Carrera Porsche Chronograph makes its case under the hood by using TAG's own Heuer Automatic 02 movement, which features a link vertical clutch and column wheel along with a power reserve link of 80 hours and a maximum 12-hour measure for the chronograph.

Clearly Patek Philippe link comes into the equation here, although as has now been widely reported, pre-owned values on the recently discontinued Ref. 5711 steel Nautilus have put this budget into the shade. That's an link embarrassment, frankly, not least as you can pick up the link white gold Ref. 5172G hand-wound chronograph for a click over $73,000.

Tip: if you want to spot a vintage Datejust in white gold, look for the little infill on the inside corners link of the lugs, mimicking the midcase construction of the Day-Date. link Anyway, Tariq probably doesn't want to trade my 1016 for this 1601 straight link up so someone else should go and grab this one while it's still available. You'll be the owner of the classiest, most under-the-radar vintage Rolex on the planet.

Caliber: Caliber 5900 (37mm); caliber 4302 (43mm); caliber 4401 (chronograph)Caliber 5900Functions: Time link and date Diameter: 26.2mmThickness: 3.9mmPower link Reserve: 60 hoursWinding: AutomaticFrequency: 4 HzJewels: 29Caliber 4302Functions: Time and date Diameter: 32mmThickness: 4.9mmPower Reserve: 70 hoursWinding: AutomaticFrequency: 4 HzJewels: 32Caliber 4401Functions: Flyback chronographDiameter: 32mmThickness: 6.8mmPower Reserve: 70 hoursWinding: AutomaticFrequency: link 4 HzJewels: 40

This one is special because it harkens back to Omega's first foray into the Bond franchise way back in 1995 when Pierce Brosnan wore what's become known as the "Bond Seamaster" in Goldeneye. Taking cues from that original watch, Omega has blended elements link of general vintage-ness link with bits from the now link iconic '90s design.

The second of the link three Twilights is Nautical Twilight, and as you might imagine from the name, it is of special relevance to mariners. Nautical Twilight begins at the link exact moment link that Civil Twilight/Dusk ends, when the geometric center of the Sun is 6? below the horizon.

With interest in vintage Patek starting to pick up again, there's no more desired model than a 1518 in pink gold with pink dial ... so let's take that, and add in a pink gold bracelet. But this isn't just any pink gold bracelet, it's enormous, and made by Gay Freres. This watch was famously included in Phillips' first sale with Aurel Bacs back in control, and it sold for a link huge number link back then (a sum link that looks like a bargain now). Just a mega watch, all around.

With a handful link of '90s Week-feeling Vintage Watches hitting link the site, the Vintage Team takes us through their picks of the bunch. Of course, there is more to our vintage selection than this single link decade! Browse all of the vintage watches available in the HODINKEE Shop, right here.

Henry’s Auktionshaus will be selling this Zodiac in a link sale taking place on the 20th of September link in Mutterstadt, Germany. My birthday also falls on link the same day, so if you're after a last minute gift, look no further!

It's in this photo link where I was able to clearly see a watch I thought I had spotted on previous episodes of the pod: The Omega Seamaster link Diver 300m "No Time To Die," so named because it served as the final Bond watch worn by Daniel Craig in No Time To Die. Craig famously helped link in the design process of the watch.