JUNGLE READY
16th July 2020
Do you have an appetite for destruction? If so, then welcome to the watches that ‘slash’ the competition for hard-rock credentials: shock resistant, encased in toughened steel, ceramic or carbon, driven by precision mechanics a good many years from a knock on heaven’s door.
Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Watch
67360 | £18,200
TAG Heuer Carrera Watch
72330 | £2,530
Tudor Black Bay Watch
65617 | £2,600
Bremont Airco Mach 1 Watch
67852 | £2,895
Zenith Defy Watch
72994 | £15,500
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