Breguet Classique 5177BA/15/9V6 Yellow Gold Watch with Roman Hour Markers

Where Can I Get Used Watches Online? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches

 Adam E. from San Francisco, CA asks: Do you have any recommendations on where to find a trustworthy place to buy used watches online?There are a lot of places to by used watches online. We don’t know all of them, and when it comes down to it, there are two important factors. The seller and the watch itself. Because used watches have been worn, no two are alike. That means it is in many instances up to the customer to decide if the used watch is good for them. When buying online make sure the return policy offers you a reasonable chance to inspect the watch to make sure it is co

What You Should Know About Apple iWatches And Sapphire Crystal

Thomas Bogner's concept of an Apple watch uses a curved crystal surface, curved in 2 axes. source: dribbbleIs Apple planning to use sapphire crystal for the iWatch?? What about other devices such as the iPhone (that already uses some sapphire crystal parts)? We know Apple is working on a watch, but no one is quite clear on what it will look or be like. We?wrote about the iWatch almost a year ago predicting its release before there was even confirmed news about it. We've also seen iPod nanos dressed up as a watch, and we've seen quotes from Apple board member Bill Campbell saying "w

HYT H1 Watch

It was crowded at HYT during the press conference. Lots of people went to hear Vincent Perriard discuss the inner workings of the H1, the new watch from his new brand called HYT. Teased for months and then recently debuted, the HYT is a high-end geek watch that aims to combine traditional mechanical watches and liquid. The H1 is the brand's first release, with more liquid-themed watches to come in the future. I caught up with Perriard after the conference to get a special hands-on look and presentation from the man himself on the new watch.If you know Perriard's work in the past you'l

PVD Application To Spruce Up A Watch

This article was contributed by Marco at Matt Baily, a Canadian watch retailer. My thanks to him. See the article below:Perhaps your collection has reached its threshold but you still want to add to it, or maybe you want to find a watch that is unique without having to participate in the Only Watch auction this month. A solution to both these dilemmas is becoming more and more popular. Using one of several processes, you can change the color of your favorite watches to create brand new styles.Although many treatments and colors are available, PVD is most often used to blacken watches