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Omega · Manual winding · Model reviews
Omega Speedmaster Calibre 321 “Ed White”: mechanics worth a closer look
A 39.7 mm steel case, a historic column-wheel calibre and eight official photographs. An in-depth look at the “Ed White”, from Gemini IV to manual winding, wrist fit and a comparison with the Moonwatch 3861.
Longines · Manual winding · Model reviews
Longines Spirit Pilot Flyback: a blue dial and manual chronograph
The new blue 39.5 mm Spirit Pilot Flyback retains a manual chronograph that resets and restarts with one press. We examine what the L792.4 offers and where its compromises begin.
Hamilton · Manual winding · Model reviews
Hamilton Cushion Mechanical: hand winding in a 30 mm case
Hamilton has brought back the cushion shape of 1926. The H36109720 has a slim 30 × 30 mm case, a hand-wound H-42 with a 57-hour reserve and a £935 price at the UK store. Its calibre is based on the ETA 7001, an important part of this release's story.
Patek Philippe · Manual winding · Model reviews
Patek Philippe 5978P: the calendar changes in an instant
The new 5978P's perpetual-calendar displays change instantly and in sync. Patek Philippe combines this task with a hand-wound chronograph in calibre CH 29-535 PS QI, a reason to look deeper than the dial.
A. Lange & Söhne · Manual winding · Model reviews
Triple Split: 567 components in a platinum case
The triple split-seconds chronograph returns in platinum. Behind the restrained dial sits one of Lange's most absorbing movements.