Rolex, Breitling, Panerai: Three Hard Working Luxury Watches For Labor Day

Tim Mosso and the Watchuwant tech team kick off the U.S. Labor Day weekend with a showcase of three hard working luxury watches. Bruisers from Rolex, Breitling, and Panerai square off to strut their stuff in a showdown for blue-collars and blue-bloods alike! First, we focus on the hardy Rolex Submariner 114060 Submariner "No-Date." It's the Rolex that maintains the closest link to the first Submariner dive watch of 1953, and it's the direct descendant of the Rolex Submariner 5510 worn by Sean Connery as James Bond, Agent 007. Our focus shifts to the world of luxury quarts sports watches with the Breitling Aerospace Evo multi-function pilot's watch. As one of the most overlooked and underrated sports watches in all of high horology, the Breitling Aerospace family offers nearly limitless functions including dual time zones, a chronograph, an alarm, a backlight, a perpetual calendar, and a digital-analog display. Don't listen to the anti-quartz snobs; the Breitling Aerospace is the real deal and one of the hardest working watches from Switzerland. Finally, Tim and the crew take viewers on a brief flashback to the 1950s with the Panerai Luminor Base PAM 112. The chunky Panerai Luminor remains one of the toughest customers on the luxury watch landscape. It's 44mm stainless steel case, 300-meter water resistance, jumbo Unitas pocket watch movement, and burly "device protecting the crown" can take a knock and still rock.