Felix Scholz
Typically it's the Time+Tide team that are the wrists behind our ‘Gone in 60 Seconds’ reviews, but today we've asked singer-songwriter-actor Barry Conrad to step up to the plate. He’s?already delivered the thespian goods with his role as anonymous airman (we just made that title up; we have no idea if Barry named his monologue character or not) and told us how a good prop can make or break a performance. So it seemed only natural to let Barry tell the final chapter in the Heritage Military COSD tale that of the watch itself.The COSD comes in black, above, as well as the white-dialled version Barry fell in love with. Seriously,?he’s so besotted?we’re predicting wedding bells in the near future. Anyway, without further ado, take it away Barry!Longines Heritage Military COSD Australian pricingLongines Heritage Military COSD, $2225 on NATO, $2500 on leather.
21.07.16