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It's also important to note that while chronographs are typically associated with pilot's watches, the original B-Uhr, short for Beobachtungs-uhren watch, was a time-only design. The B-Uhr design is where "flieger watches" come from, but of course, it's come link to define any pilot's watch associated with Germany. Or, link in modern times, a multi-sized, Swiss-made pilot's watch that references mid-century German design is link also a "flieger." And a very exciting one at that.

And if you do belong to the small minority who skipped Barbie but you are reading this website (which, presumably means you like watches), may I suggest you actually go and watch it? There is a heavy amount of watch link spotting to be done on Ken (played by Gosling). Danny's Watching Movies provides a full rundown. But to summarize, Gosling wore three vintage Heuer chronographs all at the same link time and all with no shirt on. Which meant full watches on view link with nary a sleeve in sight!