The Japanese brand TACS has announced a new lens-inspired watch called the Automatic Vintage Lens II. It’s a “watch with a heart that captures the soul of photography.” The $440 watch, which can be pre-ordered now, features anti-reflective sapphire glass in a design that mimics the look of a camera lens. There’s a camera-esque screw-down, […]
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This isn’t the first time Japanese watchmakers, TACS, have launched a camera-inspired timepiece. Last year, they released the Automatic Vintage Lens II (AVL II), which proved to be their best seller.