O n May 11 2020, the crypto world experienced the phenomena knows as Bitcoin halving . For those who are still a little looney-toons regarding this phenomena, here's the lowdown . Moral of the story is that, as the Bitcoin supply decreased and it's 21 million market cap slowly approached, it was widely accepted that the low supply and high demand will increase the price of the cryptocurrency back to its previous highs. Basic business right? Wrong! Source: Equity Trust Company BTC prices actually fell and after briefly holding steady, are only just rising above the 10000 USD range. Surprise eh? Well, we are not done yet. Because while the most valuable crypto coin wasn't showing it's expected gains, some other cryptocurrencies shot to outer space. There was no SpaceX rocket nor a Tesla Roadster involved. These "altcoins" bumped up in their market value thanks to the entire underlying system of cryptocurrency: investor speculation. But what exactly are these ...
I know I should have put everything as one article but forgive me for being lazy. Here is the continuation of the mini series
A blue watch which not only sets it apart from the traditional black and brown strapped watches, with a totally different kind of fabric, the Tudor is a watch for the fun loving people. With its white dial and a race like orange and white accents on its strap it is the most outgoing of the 5. This a Tudor which you wouldn't mind wearing absolutely anywhere expect perhaps a more formal event or a business meeting, but it's a standout baby nonetheless.
Although it is not actually called 'Pepsi' and you can get the watch with a different colour combo, we think the red/blue version is quite fetching.On a more personal note it is the only metal-banded watch I would deign to wear no doubt to its sheer simplicity. It challenges the Movado for the do-everything throne, but on account of its larger expense and the fact that I just prefer leather or fabric straps a smidge more than their metal counterparts, the Movado takes the cake. Still if you are feeling generous and love shiny stuff this Rolex would be the way to go. After all it is a Rolex.
My favourite watching among the three listed here and my second favourite overall is the SevenFriday SR-01. It's also the only one among the 5 with a squarish dial. And like the Nardin Freak it does have an unconventional way of reading the time. The SR-01 is significantly cheaper than the Nardin but its Movado again for the cheap. We prefer the black strap , black dial edition. However SevenFriday does sell other square-faced watches with its 'Racing' editions even adding splashes of colour.
Overall the Movado remains the champion. Its cheep, sleek, fun looking and elegant, and it would look good with anything. If Roger Federer walked out wearing Tom and Jerry pyjamas a Movado on his wrist would no doubt elevate the elegant man. Still its Roger Federer (who looks bloody elegant everytime) and Rolex already sponsor him.
3. Tudor Heritage Chrono Blue
4. Rolex Submariner ' Pepsi'
Although it is not actually called 'Pepsi' and you can get the watch with a different colour combo, we think the red/blue version is quite fetching.On a more personal note it is the only metal-banded watch I would deign to wear no doubt to its sheer simplicity. It challenges the Movado for the do-everything throne, but on account of its larger expense and the fact that I just prefer leather or fabric straps a smidge more than their metal counterparts, the Movado takes the cake. Still if you are feeling generous and love shiny stuff this Rolex would be the way to go. After all it is a Rolex.
5. SevenFriday S101
My favourite watching among the three listed here and my second favourite overall is the SevenFriday SR-01. It's also the only one among the 5 with a squarish dial. And like the Nardin Freak it does have an unconventional way of reading the time. The SR-01 is significantly cheaper than the Nardin but its Movado again for the cheap. We prefer the black strap , black dial edition. However SevenFriday does sell other square-faced watches with its 'Racing' editions even adding splashes of colour.
Overall the Movado remains the champion. Its cheep, sleek, fun looking and elegant, and it would look good with anything. If Roger Federer walked out wearing Tom and Jerry pyjamas a Movado on his wrist would no doubt elevate the elegant man. Still its Roger Federer (who looks bloody elegant everytime) and Rolex already sponsor him.
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