Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Swiss Replica Chronograph Watch

Glashutte Original Sport Evolution Impact Watches

According to Glashutte Original, these flexible components depreciate the points of attachment of the dial and the mechanical movement, absorbing up to 60% of the external impact forces. Visually, the brilliant red material adds a particularly sporty touch both dial and movement, the last appearing through the exhibition of Sapphire back. To further differentiate these models within the sports evolution, Glashutte Original Watches collection has placed a signature "Sport Evo Impact" on the glasses. Ticking within the Glashutte Original Sport evolution Impact Vortex is the exclusive 94 calibre movement.

Casio G-Shock G-Aviation GWA1100 Watch

When it comes to watches that will stand up to just about anything you can throw at it, there's one lineup that's probably at the top of just about everyone's listCthe Casio G-Shock. The Casio G-Shock G-Aviation GWA1100 is brand new to the collection. These watches have proven themselves over time, and have an enthusiastic worldwide following. They offer a variety of styles, all with full complements of functionality; when it comes to the more vividly-colored models, we've most commonly seen these in the digital displays. With the latest addition to the Gravity Master line, however, we

Bell & Ross BR02-92 Carbon Fiber And Phantom Watches

Bell & Ross has not forgotten about you BR02 lovers! The BR02 is Bell & Ross's most modern dive watch and a piece that, I think, has gone too far under the radar in the last few years. It makes sense that with all their focus on vintage/heritage/original aviation pieces there wasn't very much room in the spotlight for a thoroughly modern Bell & Ross diving watch.Here is a bit of attention for the collection, though, in the form of two new pieces that borrow heavily from some of the coolest BR01 watches from a few years ago. I am glad that Bell & Ross look

Christiaan Van Der Klaauw Planetarium Watch Available On James List

I was in Basel, Switzerland sitting in a van and I saw a man wearing what looked rather familiar. There on his wrist was a Christiaan Van Der Klaauw Planetarium. Of course, it makes total sense for the man to be strutting his stuff at Baselworld, but how rare is it for someone to have one of these? Pretty rare actually. The luxury watch done in an old world style displays the signature ultra complexity that Christian Van Der Klaauw is know for. I know of no other watch with a full planetarium on the dial. I talked to the man for a second to compliment him on the piece. You just don't s