Now those of you long time readers out there will remember a post with a similar title regarding the
ochs und junior Two Time Zones (then referred to as the due ore).
What I was getting at was the spirit of the watch and the feeling that you had while wearing it. I haven't had that feeling since 2011 - until recently when I got to test drive Michael Happe's
Gavox Aurora. Now in fairness, I realize that a review was conducted recently on this but as they say, absence makes the heart grow fonder. And this is certainly the case here.
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Courtesy of Gavox |
This would be perfect for Tintin for a number of reasons - UTC, stop watch, and with Professor Calculus's help, he might even find a use for the moon phase to help thwart the evil deeds of Rastapopoulos (who I am fairly certain is a devoted IWC fan)!
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Shamelessly borrowed from the INFOWEB |
But this is the one that I suspect Tintin would strap on each morning in his Brussel's apartment before setting off to Marlinspike, or being thrown into another adventure in Tibet or even Syldavia -
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Shamelessly borrowed form the INFOWEB |
So pennies are being saved here at Tempus Fugit HQ for the Aurora - because while I write about this stuff and try to be objective, sometimes something strikes a nerve with you that is well-beyond the every day and speaks to you on a personal level. That's why we are watch fans, isn't it?
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