Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Pink Gold 1:1 Mirror Ultimate Edition Watch

Omega Speedmaster '57 Co-Axial Chronograph Watch Review

Quick - when you hear the word "Speedmaster", what comes to mind? Very likely, it's the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch-associated design that you're picturing in your head, or perhaps even have in your own personal collection. While the stock Moonwatch is certainly interesting in its own right, what if Omega were to draw inspiration from an Omega Speedmaster design that preceded the Moonwatch? Well, that's a leading question, and one you really don't need to think about too much - as the model we're reviewing today is the answer to that question.The Omega Speedmaster '57 Co-axial

Maurice de Mauriac Chronograph Modern Tactical Vision Watch Review

Get ready for something cool. There are two watches in this article. For the most part they are the same. A pair of Maurice de Mauriac Chronograph Modern watches in 45mm wide steel cases. One is in a DLC black case with a carbon fiber dial, and the other is in a PVD black case with a black dial with white text. Doesn't look like a white on black dial? That is because of its special crystal.The piece with the blue tinted dial is a prototype - but more will come. It represents a hold of watches with colored sapphire crystals that Maurice de Mauriac will make available. These crystals a

Uniform Wares 200 & 300 Series Watches

Designed in London, Uniform Wares presents their second collection of timepieces with the 200 Series watches. UPDATE: Just when I was about to publish this article I learned that Uniform Wares also announced an upcoming 300 pieces Chronograph watch. The collection is based on the design on wall clocks (clearly), with a case that enhances this look featuring a lugless design. In the spirit of pieces such as the Mondaine Swiss Railways watch and the famous Max Bill watches, this functional minimalist design is a modern Bauhaus style classic and arrives with a reasonable price. Thanks to

Levi's Mix Tape Watch: A Little Tech Nostalgia On Your Wrist

It's amusing how I have reached a point when I begin to think about my past in terms of the "then current" technology. I might look at a VHS cassette tape and think fondly to bygone years when that was how we watched movies. Such nostalgic thoughts are increasing in frequency as mainstream technology quickly goes in and out of modernity. Do you remember the roughly 15-year period from the early to mid 1980s to the late 1990s when it was common to present someone with a mix tape? Even with the advent of compact discs, it was easier to create a mix tape versus a writable CD, as it involve