Breguet Classique Japanese Automatic Watch in Gold Skeleton Dial - Roman Hour Numerals

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Diver Forged Carbon Watch

This year Audemars Piguet released a new version of last year's Royal Oak Offshore Diver watch. The new version isn't too different, but now employs Audemars Piguet's forged carbon case. The special case material is produced in-house out of carbon thread that is heated and compressed. The result is a very light and strong case material that suits the sporty look and performance of the ROO Diver very well.I first covered the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Diver watch here. Later I was on a boat with Audemars Piguet and offered an additional piece with some lifestyle shots of the RO

Uniq Caterham Seven Watch

It probably takes a dedicated car lover to have heard of UK based Caterham. But I would garner to say that even less people have heard of small watch brand Uniq. Not yet necessarily official, this is a concept Caterham watch by the watch design company. They have produced other similar watches so I believe it likely that these will make their way to production at some point.There is something interestingly similar about Caterham and Uniq. Both are exclusive little companies but those that aren't interested in producing things at wild prices. Caterham's mostly "Superlight

Richard Mille Watch Doesn't Slow Rafael Nadal Down

A bunch of you e-mailed me yesterday asking me to talk about the Richard Mille watch that tennis player Rafael Nadal is now wearing. That's never happened before - but since the mainstream media is all over the "weird" story, I figured I should mention that I did cover the topic on Luxist (where I also write daily) - sorry, you need to cover two websites now. You can see my (and only my) daily Luxist articles right here. I initially discussed the Richard Mille RM027 Nadal watch here.The media is all over the Nadal story for two reasons. First, it is unusual for a tennis player

Casio Wave Ceptor WVA430J-1A Watch Review: Solar Atomic Simple

There is a special place in my heart for simple unpretentious watches - which are typically relatively inexpensive. The bread and butter of the watch world are timepieces like this, and they get the least attention. Countless hours and pages are spent on discussing ultra luxurious watches that will only ever be worn on the wrists of a handful of people - who probably like the looks and the idea of the watch more than the watch itself. For the countless watches out there worn by the everyday person, there is little to guide a potential purchase decisions. That is unfortunate because it