
Ubik's report from a special Baselworld preview event in London's West End offers a unique glimpse into the 2013 novelties. This article captures the excitement of handling new releases in an intimate setting, providing a valuable historical record for collectors interested in how these watches were first introduced to the community. Ubik, a self-professed vintage enthusiast, shares his candid impressions, highlighting the enduring appeal of both new and classic designs.

































A few final places to visit on this outing. A brand that needs no introduction. The Bullhead. A classic Seventies design. Back in black. A fellow Purist shows something he brough himself - model's own. It's starting to get busy in here. Time to retreat to a quiet area in back. You may have heard of this manufacturer. Perhaps I could interest you in something for the weekend sir? Cash or plastic sir? Thanks to our hosts at Watches of Switzerland.
What's your thought of the 5170G? Regard Tyler
but then it just screams vintage, don't you think. A very timeless classical look I feel.
The movement is not bad either ;)
the Daytona doesn't look half bad and I really need to check out the Bullhead. An excellent event for Purists. :) fernando
I was never a huge fan of Bullheads originally, but they've put an interesting spin on it I think. Get one on the wrist and see how it feels.
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