It was another amazing day, filled with watches. We visited Halls 1, 3 and 4 today. The day started at Ebel revising the watches dedicated to soccer:

Ebel Limited Edition AFC AJAX (150 pcs)

Ebel Real Madrid Tekton (Bezel is made of sapphire glass, instead or rubber).
Going from soccer into another sport, Graham dedicated its passion for racing:

Graham GMT Flyback Chrono Racing
What do you think of the infamous ChronoFighter models by Graham?

Graham ChronoFighter

Graham ChronoFighter

Graham ChronoFighter
Not only Graham loves racing, the brand that has the most racing DNA of all, is Heuer! I already wrote that I feel it is a year of ‘going back to the basics’. They also went back to their roots and honoured the 40th anniversary of the Heuer Monoca:

A replica of the first Monaco, they kept it as close as possible to the original ‘Heuer Monaco 1969′. What I really liked is that they used the old Heuer logo and not the most recent TAG Heuer logo on the dial, case back and folding clasp.

Back-side of Heuer Monaco 1969 re-edition (original calibre 11).

Modern interpetation of the TAG Heuer Monaco, available from summer 2009!

TAG Heuer Grande Carrera Calibre 36
Yesterday we did not have time to finish our meeting at Hamilton and went back today. This color really cought my eye:

New Hamilton ETO in unique colour: GunGrey!

New Hamilton strap: Leather or rubber? Yes… It is a rubber strap with a alligator print! Cool, no?!

Modern (?!) interpetation of classic Pilots watches…
Talking about re-editions and vintage models, one of the most legendary diving watches in the Omega collection is the Seamaster PloProf:

Omega Ploprof 2009

Sideview of the Omega PloProf

Omega Seamaster PloProf on my wrist (sorry for the blurry image).

With a matching folding clasp!
Going from legendary diving watch, to a very interesting diving watch made by Oris. The talking piece of Oris in 51mm (who says big is over?!):

New Oris Diver Chrono 1000m with VERY special bezel…

Oris Diver 2009: You have to lift the outer bezel vertically and only then can you spin the CERAMIC diving bezel. The chrono is 100 bar waterproof.
Tomorrow is my last day in Basel… Already bugged out that I will not have time to see everything that I planned on seeing… One week of Watch Magic is simply NOT enough :s
Tags: basel 2009, baselworld, Graham, hamilton, omega, Oris, tag heuer
April 9, 2009 at 1:56 pm |
This is just to give a little precision. Graham has never been active in the Soccer field, but is official Timekeeper of the 6 nations RUGBY tournament, as well as the Tourist Trophy on the Isle of Man (Motor bikes).
Kind regards and thanks for your nice words on your site.
David Camba
VP Marketing Graham
July 8, 2009 at 4:45 pm |
Im very surprised with the New Oris Diver Chrono and the new TAG Heuer Monaco but my style is much more modern. The Hublot is a gorgeous brand and is very reliable to never break.
July 10, 2009 at 5:32 pm |
I’m in total agreement with Taylor Smith. Hublot is ultimate in terms of both style and durability.
August 25, 2009 at 1:45 am |
the oris looks stuning
September 23, 2009 at 8:53 am |
Grehan watches this year are really impressive. The design is very manly. Look like really durable sportive watches.
March 11, 2010 at 8:08 pm |
Are there any high end watch financing websites??
March 14, 2010 at 4:34 pm |
None that I personally know off, please share if you find some.
October 25, 2010 at 6:28 pm |
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