Audemars Piguet Singapore GP 2008 Japanese Watch

Nite Aqua Tritium Dive Watch Review

I will admit up front that I ended up enjoying the Nite Aqua watch a lot more than I thought I would. It wasn't that anything struck me as suspect about the timepiece before I received it, but rather that brands of this caliber are just as likely to please as they are to disappoint. Nite is a UK-based watch brand that focuses on using Swiss quartz movements and tritium gas tubes produced by MB Microtec H3 (also in Switzerland). There are a number of such brands, and not all of them are created equal.Why are there so many brands that follow this formula? Well, it really has to do with

Sinn Chronograph Tachymeter Limited Edition Watch

German Sinn timepieces are really hard for us tool watch lovers to resist. Often stalwart in their new products, over the last few years they have been a bit more trendy and playful. While I don't know first hand, I have a feeling that the Bell & Ross success was a major eye-opener for them. Back in the 1990s when Bell & Ross began, they were basically selling dual-branded Sinn watches in a new distribution method. It was basically like selling the best tools in a hardware store, but now in a department store. Bell & Ross has since come a long way, but their roots in offeri

Seiko Premier Direct Dive Moon Phase Article On AskMen

Seiko has an incredibly diverse line of watches. Sometimes so diverse that unless you are very familiar with their models it is hard to know not only what new watches are coming out, but how they are measure up in terms of quality. Seiko even has movements from your ultra basic quartz, to complex mechanical movement - and literally everything in between. This can cause confusion and a sense of being horologically overwhelmed, at least for us Americans. It seems as though the Japanese are more comfortable with the many Seiko watches. I say all this to impress upon you that not all Seiko

To Be Posted On Your Blog - With Kindest Regards Vincent Perriard - Concord Watches

Readers, take attention as you will below read words straight from the honorable Mr. Vincent Perriard, President of Concord Watches. I must first salute Mr Perriard on his incredible penchant for thumb typing (as I mentioned to him as well), for the below letter was sent from the - obviously well used - keyboard of his BlackBerry phone. The second they were able to place a full? keyboard on a phone, the world changed.Mr. Perriard satisfied his duty as president of an honorable watch brand by responding to a long series of less-than-flattering articles that I have written about the mod