7 Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Series
The earliest Audemars Piguet was born in 1972 by the legendary Gérald Genta. 21 years later, that is, in 1993, the Royal Oak Offshore series came out. The series looks more rugged, more innovative design, loved by young people. The names of the main watches in this series are very interesting: Safari, Navy and Vulcano. Some watch fans even nicknamed them "Panda" and "Elephant."
6 Zenith El Primero
The watch mentioned in this article is almost the only one in Zenith that uses a movement that is more famous than the watch itself. Zenith El Primero Chronograph movement has a long and interesting history. This watch has the appearance of the first watch in 1969, but has been improved in terms of craftsmanship and design according to contemporary standards. The shape of the case and the design of the dial always remind you of the appearance of the early automatic chronograph.
5 million Portuguese chronograph
IWC is a brand from Schaffhausen with a long and rich history. Universal Portuguese chronograph known for its simple classic design, is the flagship watch of the nations. Equipped with ETA7750 movement, case diameter 40.9mm. This design will not be outdated in another 50 years.
4 Tiger Elegance Calera
In 1963, Jack Heuer brought Carrara to the world, apparently inspired by the sports car and racing world. Now more than 50 years later, Tag Heuer Calera is known as the iconic watch. In 2012, to commemorate the 80th birthday of founder Jack Heuer, Tag Heuer introduced a 41mm Calera watch. Collectors prefer Carrera's vintage watches, which are generally available at auctions and shops selling used watches.
3 Breitling Aviation Timing Navitimer
The oldest part of this article is the Breitling Space Timekeeper, which came out in 1952. Originally designed for pilots, it features a slide rule bezel that allows pilots to calculate aircraft speed, miles per minute, fuel usage, and other mechanical calculations. In recent years, Breitling introduced aviation timing with different shapes and sizes, but our favorite is the classic aviation timing closest to the look of the 50's. Did you know that American astronaut Scott Carpenter (once an NASA astronaut who executed Mercury-Hercules 7 mission) was the second man orbiting the Earth Flying astronaut.) A Breitling Aero Chronograph was worn around Earth in 1962.
2 Rolex Daytona
Rolex Daytona can be said that the world's most popular watch one. On its 50th birthday, Rolex introduced the all-platinum model Daytona with an ice-blue dial and a chestnut bezel. However, Rolex does not refer to this as a special edition or commemorative watch, but regarded it as another member of the series. Daytona fever began in Italy, when Paul Newman wears a piece of Di Tong Na appeared in the magazine cover. Rolex Daytona, and especially the earliest Daytona, can make very high prices at the auction and form its own subculture among watch collectors.
1 Omega Speedmaster series
The so-called super-moon landing on the moon in recent years and no change. Born in 1957 and designed for racers, it was favored by NASA astronauts in 1965. In fact, it played an important role in the return of the Apollo 13 spacecraft in 1970. Precise timing is crucial for safe return to the atmosphere. Is it possible that other watches can not do this? Probably because NASA has designed a rigorous test for finding an aviation chronograph, the only one that passes the test. Now the moon watch made only minor changes to retain the basic design of the NASA watch that year.
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