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Tag Heuer Carrera Mikrograph 1/100th Of A Second Chronograph Watch

Tag Heuer was nice enough to share the new Carerra Mikograph 1/100th of a second chronograph watch with me, but the room we were in was too dark to take video! So forgive me for having just the CG movie to show you what the watch looks like while the chrono is working. Though the Mikograph is much faster than a foudroyante watch, if you know what those look like to operate you get the basic idea.I first wrote about the Tag Heuer Carrera Mikrograph here. What does it mean in the video that the watch parts of this modern timepiece come right out of an older Mercedes sports car? The effe

Patek Philippe Ref. 5085 Watch Available On James List

In my opinion this is a Patek Philippe watch you just don't see every day. Not sure if it is still being made, but this is a Patek Philippe Ref. 5085 and is quite stunning for what it is. You really don't see a lot of Patek Philippe watches on metal bracelets aside from the sport themed Nautilus. This piece is extremely classic in style, and very legible. The movement is always quite pretty.Interestingly enough there are at least two types of casebacks for this watch. Some have exhibition casebacks and some have solid metal casebacks with the Patek Philippe Calatrava Cross logo

Bulbul Pebble Watch Review

Bulbul Pebble 04 and boxElegance and design don't have to be expensive. This is the Pebble reference P04, from new Danish brand Bulbul. Founder Jacob Juul worked with KiBiSi and Mega Design to produce a finely made quartz watch that was inspired by the shapes of pebbles on a beach.??The design is two years' work, which Jacob started after visiting Baselworld in 2011. He calls the Pebble "...classic Scandinavian design with a little twist."If you're me, the next thing you ask about is the company name. A bulbul is a small, mohawk-wearing bird.Bulbul Pebble 04, dial viewIn check

My A. Lange & Sohne Lange Zeitwerk Watch Article On AskMen

How I love this luxury watch, let me count the ways: It has amazing internal mechanics, is totally original for a luxury watch while being extremely functional, and it looks great! What more could I want? Well aside from enough money to actually get one. Starting at about $55,000 I should start saving up. This is Germany's A. Lange & Sohne new Lange Zeitwek watch. If anything, it is a solid way for Lange Uhren to position themselves as a creatively innovative watch makers, in addition to being cream-of-the-crop luxury.? I've been waiting to write about the Lange Zeitwerk on aBlogto