Wrist Taker Magazine 2017 Issue
The 2017 issue of Wrist Taker lets you explore timepieces from lesser-known brands to luxury watches. Dive into the minds of independent watchmakers and find out what makes them tick. Or take a journey through 100 years of Baselworld and find out where, when and how it all began. Most important of all, feed your curiosity about timepieces whatever they may be!
The 2017 issue of Wrist Taker lets you explore timepieces from lesser-known brands to luxury watches. Dive into the minds of independent watchmakers and find out what makes them tick. Or take a journey through 100 years of Baselworld and find out where, when and how it all began. Most important of all, feed your curiosity about timepieces whatever they may be!
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EDITOR'S PICK: BASELWORLD<br />
<strong>2017</strong><br />
BEST EVERYDAY WATCH FOR EVERYDAY MAN<br />
By Azhar Ahmad<br />
34<br />
TUDOR BLACK BAY 41<br />
When Tudor gets it right,<br />
Tudor gets it very, very right.<br />
The Black Bay 41 is essentially<br />
just a larger version of last<br />
year's Black Bay 36, which is<br />
why it's so great. This is a slim<br />
watch with a hyper-legible<br />
dial that looks good on a strap<br />
or a bracelet. It's reasonably<br />
priced and has just the right<br />
amount of vintage nostalgia<br />
baked in.<br />
ROLEX SEA DWELLER<br />
Things are changing at<br />
Rolex and the proof is<br />
with the all-new Sea<br />
Dweller. Its 43mm<br />
makes it on the larger<br />
side compared to its<br />
predecessors, but that's<br />
because it's always<br />
hiding behind the<br />
shadow of the<br />
Submariner. Now, it<br />
provides a much larger<br />
emphasis and a more<br />
robust look.<br />
WRIST TAKER 17
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