Gentleman of Steel: 5 Watches Worthy of Superman
Why was Superman dubbed the Man of Steel, and not, say iron or titanium? Probably for any number of reasons, but mostly because of all the metals, steel sounds better, stonger, more foundational. When it comes to timepieces, that sturdiness is important — and happens to look damn good, too. Steel is perfect for an everyday watch, ready to tackle anything. Kind of like Superman.
Cartier
Ballon Bleu de Cartier ($8,300)
Chopard
Mille Miglia GTS Power Control ($10,000)
IWC
Pilot Chronograph ($8,050)
RAYMOND WEIL
Freelancer Caliber RW1212 ($2,095)
Tudor
Heritage Black Bay ($3,070)
