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It's a good-looking movement with fine sunbeam ribbing on the traditional three-quarter plate and newer date-ring plate.This Air-King reference is also one that sometimes link carries the famous Domino's Pizza dial.This blue-dial model is the first Black Bay Chrono that I like looking at and wearing.Until 2019, the movement of the 5711 had a problem, by modern standards: It didn't have a hacking seconds function to set the time. Okay, there was this "hack" – apply some pressure to the back of the crown and it'd stop the seconds hand from ticking. But that's not quite the same, is it?</br>
Many people like to have their watches perfect, so a lot link of hands/dial swapping is going on.The Arnie's chops alone make this watch cool. When you strap on the watch you feel like you could walk onto the set of Predator (where the watch appears) and do some real damage. Its all-black case, dive-time bezel, and toolish charm make it indescribably attractive despite its hulkish – nearly 48mm wide – case diameter. As James Stacey once said when reviewing this piece, "It's like '80s tech pushed its way onto the dial of an SKX007." Does a watch get cooler than that? I say no.I have to confess: Sharing all these details about my life on Hodinkee is really momentous for me. I count myself as a fairly devoted reader. I've been trying to remember when, exactly, I started reading Hodinkee's articles, and I think it was probably sometime in the mid 2010s. It was early enough that I recall learning about how Paul Newman's "Paul Newman" Rolex Daytona was about to appear at Phillips in December 2017.</br>
The Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight (we did a review here) is a rather vintage looking time-only watch which even doesn't have a date indication.Caliber: BAUMATIC BM14 1975 AC1Functions: H/M/S, moon phase, dateThickness: 5.7 mmPower Reserve: Five daysWinding: Self-windingFrequency: 4 HzJewels: 21Chronometer Certified: NoAdditional Details: Open-worked oscillating weight adorned with “Côtes de Genève” and snailed link decors, Baume & Mercier engravingsIn his most recent piece, he charts the rise and fall of various case-shape trends throughout the last century. He lands on the conclusion that cases, for most of the modern history of the wristwatch, have been round. But there's one exception: The '70s. He mines data from Chrono24 and manually adds and classifies design features to the data set. Ultimately, he seeks to answer a much larger question using data points: How has the watch world evolved over time?</br>
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