Watches

About a month after the launch of the Transocean Chronograph GMT watch, Breitling presents the Transocean Unitime Pilot watch.  Both of these watches look very similar, with one major difference, the Unitime features city names of the 24 major time zones, on the outer edges of the dial.

The Breitling Transocean Unitime Pilot watch is equipped with the Caliber B05 automatic movement (with 70 hour power reserve) with a patented mechanism; when the user changes time zones, turning the crown backward or forward to the local city, the watch automatically adjusts the hours hands, the city disk, the 24-hour disk, and even the date (if needed).

The Black-Out concept was created in 2007, it is a design company out of Geneva that sets out to redefine style on everyday objects such as cars, motorcycles and watches. Black-Out Concept was founded by Fabrice Letellier in 2007, an avid watch collector, race car driver and all-round exotic car enthusiast. The idea was born when Letellier had some of his supercar collection given a matte black treatment and later his Rolex to match. The Black-out Concept takes vintage watches such as Rolex and turns them black. After months of research and testing they have developed  a black treatment called: B.O.C Coating that comes with a 10 year warranty. The Black-Out concept allows clients to send personal watches to them or purchase custom made watches online. The company has also been featured in GQ Magazine and has been seen on celebrities such as Sylvester Stallone and Kanye West.

We don’t talk much about bicycles here at Unfinished Man because, for the most part, we’re obsessed with cars and motorcycles.  However, there are times when there is a special bicycle that demands our attention and in this case it’s the Epitaph Cruiser by Autum.

The TAG Heuer Mikrogrinder 2000 is one of the nicest TAG watches I’ve seen in a while and it’s the world’s fastest mechanical regulator watch.  The watch’s chronograph is accurate to 1/2,000^th of a second!  I don’t know why you’d need that in a mechanical watch but it’s still an incredible feat.  When the chronograph function is deployed, the second hand does a complete rotation 20 times per second, that’s fast enough to put you in a coma if you stare at it for a few minutes.