Another two players have fought their way into the Watch Madness Sweet 16, set to begin this Tuesday March 10. After the 24 hour battle, Alpina overtook BALL Watch and ended with 69 percent of the vote. Neck-and-neck all day, Panerai and Jaeger-LeCoultre dueled until the final minutes with Panerai closing the polls at 52 percent.
Today’s match ups are already in heated competition. Take a closer look at each player by scrolling over the image below and read on for full specs.
Tudor Heritage Black Bay Blue
Originally introduced in 1954 this model made its reappearance in 2012 and pays tribute to the history of diving. The Heritage Black Bay houses a caliber 2824 self-winding mechanical moment beating at 28,800 vibrations per hour. A 41 millimeter stainless steel case houses the mechanism and features a polished and satin finish. In 2013, this timepiece was honored at the GPHG awards with eh Revival Prize, thanks to Tudor’s dedication to its iconic sport-watch aesthetics and its technological advancements.
Breitling Cockpit B50
COSC-certified, Breitling’s Cockpit B50 is known as ‘the ultimate pilot’s instrument.’ The timepiece features an analog and digital display and multifunctional electronic chronograph. Its functions include LCD backlit display, second timezone, electronic tachometer, one one-hundredth of a second chronograph alarms and more.The titanium case measures 46 millimeters in diameter and is adorned with a bidirectional ratcheted rotating bezel with a compass scale.
Cuervo y Sobrinos Historiador Retrogrado
This model is part of one of Cuervo y Sobrinos’ most successful collections and is based on the classic and timeless aesthetics of the 1950s. The Historidor Retrograde is powered by a CYS 6330 automatic movement. The mechanism contains 27 jewels and powers functions including hours, minutes, seconds, day of the week, retrograde date and power reserve indication. The stainless steel case measures 40 millimeters in diameter and sits 11.25 millimeters off the wrist.
Frederique Constant Manufacture Worldtimer
This model is part of a collection developed completely in-house and is one of the most advanced timepieces Frederique Constant offers. The 42 millimeter stainless steel case houses the FC-718 automatic movement. The mechanism beats at 28,800 vibrations per hour and powers functions including hours, minutes, seconds, date and world time. The dial is a deep navy blue and showcases a world map and luminous white indexes.
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