Bell & Ross BR03-92 Black Dial Swiss Replica Watch

Uniform Wares 250 Watch Review

Uniform Wares is certainly a watch brand worth looking into if the terms "modern, minimalist, contemporary, European, or understated" are terms you want associated with your wrist wear and overall look. Their watches have simple numeric names and very simple designs that at the same time don't skimp on style or detailing. For review here is the Uniform Wares 250 Series watch (specifically model reference #?251/SG-01).They call it a unisex watch and it is. The case is 39mm wide which is in that gray area between womens and mens sizes. It wears a bit large thanks to the long pointy lugs

MB&F HM3 Chocolate Frog & ReBel: Unique Watches Unique Business

I decided to cover both of these Horological Machine Number 3 variant watches together to illustrate just how creative MB&F can be with their models and marketing practices. The original HM3 debuted in 2009 and I did a review of the watch as well here. Since then MB&F has offered a range of HM3 based models, including these two watches which are the HM3 Chocolate Frog and the HM3 ReBel.These two watches are not only unique collector's pieces from an incredible brand, but are also linked to MB&F's ongoing and creative way of approaching the sale and marketing of high-end ti

IWC Big Pilot Watch In Blue For North American Boutique Shops

While there isn't a whole lot new about this watch, it does have a great black and blue motif to it. This is a special limited edition version of the IWC Big Pilot watch that will exclusively be available in IWC's North American boutique stores. There are still very few details about the watch, such as the price or the amount in the limited edition. What I can say is that IWC is a nice job "re-imagining" the dial in a sober sky blue splendor. There is also matching blue stitching on the alligator pilot style strap. The case is in all steel, and 46.2mm wide. It is everything you know an

Nice Surprise With The Zodiac Automatic Titanium Watch

I didn't speak very fondly of the last Zodiac watch I reviewed a while ago. That was the Zodiac ZMX 03, which just had too many design problems in my opinion. The situation is different with this Automatic Titanium watch (ZMX-04 ZO8510). The design here is well thought out, and all the pieces are in the right places. Best of all, the Zodiac designers figured out an effective solution to one of the biggest design problems I've been seeing on modern watches.Like most modern Zodiac watches, the design of this watch is a combination of a diver's watch and a pilots watch. The numerals, col