Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Limited Edition SingaporeGP 2008 Japanese Watch in Red Dial

Zenith Pilot Doublematic Watch

With 2012 behind us we are trying to find stuff from last year that we forgot to cover. Not because it wasn't cool, but you know, because we get busy. I was sad to find that I neglected to cover the Pilot Doublematic watch from Zenith - I even had some hands-on time with it. Zenith is partially to blame because until recently their communication with us "online journalists" was sort of sparse. They recently wised up so we hope to cover them with more frequency because I for one am a fan of what they are doing. I recently sat down with their CEO Mr. Dufour in Geneva and we chatted a bit

Longio Tourbillon Watches: Chinese Watchmaking Pride

While many companies won't like me saying this, a less than announced fact is that many watch makers these days have some or most of their parts made in China (movements often included). Even many high-end watch makers likely have something in the construction of the watch that is of Chinese origin. One exception are the rare (and expensive) watches with the Seal of Geneva, meaning they are the most Swiss made, "Swiss Made" watches around.Is it a bad thing that watch parts are coming from China? Not necessarily. Like most places, China produces good and bad things. In a culture that c

RLH Watch Events by : Los Angeles & New York City

Get ready for some offline watch love. Real Life Horology (RLH) is an event series that will facilitate dedicated to bringing you together with watch makers and other watch lovers. The idea is simple: sign up (below) as a Real Life Horology member and when an event in your area is planned, you'll be notified and invited. All events will be RSVP only, and anyone can join.RLH events will be designed to be fun and bring you together with watch lovers and watch makers. The first events will take place in and around Los Angeles, California as well as New York City. Therefor

Artya Watches E-Commerce Store Now Open

Artya watches finally has released their online e-commerce store. The brand started by Yvan Arpa has been making polarizing art timepieces for a little while now. They have been talking the web shop for a while, and it has finally been launched. Why is this good? Well in addition to giving fans of their work a convenient place to not only buy and peruse their available items, but it helps people better understand what they do, and how their art keeps evolving. Artya makes only piece unique watches and does not release press releases for each new model. So going to the site is an excell