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Autodromo Vallelunga Automatic Watch

Autodromo is a brand of watches inspired by the golden era of racing. To celebrate their 10th anniversary, they are bringing back one of their original timepieces, the Vallelunga. The stylish timepiece gets updated with a new smaller 40mm case, an automatic movement, and a dial and hand sets with a new level of refinement and detail. Inspired by racing tachometers of the late 1960s, the minimalist watch can be worn in just about any context, from sport to dress, and is available in three distinct styles.



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RUNWELL SPORT | BY SHINOLA

The Runwell Sport is another beautiful hand-assembled timepiece by Detroit watchmaker Shinola. Available in several styles and in either 42mm or a 48mm, the Runwell Sport features a stainless steel case, Super-LumiNova printed dial details, Shinolas 715 high-accuracy quartz movement, and a NATO nylon strap. A chromo version is also available, head over to Shinola for the full collection....
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NIXON BAJA WATCH

Nixon have presented a new digital watch, the Baja. Featuring a polycarbonate case, an LCD display with either positive or negative high contrast and nylon strap. The watch includes several survival tools such as a compass, LED flashlight and thermometer with external sensor, in addition to the basic stuff, date, calendar, alarm clock, stopwatch and timer. The Baja is water resistant up to 100 meter/10 ATM and is available now in four colors. Available ...
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ARMOGAN WATCHES

Armogan Watches are makers of handsome pilot watches inspired by great adventures and pioneers. Their "Spirit of St. Louis” model was inspired by the famous custom-built, single engine, single-seat monoplane that was flown solo by Charles Lindbergh on May 1927, on the first non-stop flight from New York to Paris. It features cockpit-legible dials, Japanese chronograph movements, and a price point that leaves plenty of room for pilot lessons. A watch that fits...
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