Breguet REF 1775 Swiss Replica Watch in Grey & Silver Dial

Girard-Perregaux Constant Escapement L.M. Watch In Pink Gold

When Girard-Perregaux announced its Constant escapement at Baselworld 2013, it was immediately considered to be one of the most impressive technological developments, not only of that year's fair, but in the brand's more than 220 years long history as well. Incorporating a constant force mechanism?into a wristwatch movement is an immense challenge and one that resulted in numerous spectacular, albeit often compromised results. What allowed GP to leave the space-consuming fusee's, chains and other devices out of the equation was the utilization of a space-age material called silicon.

Baselworld 2013 - Through the Eyes of a First-Timer

This past April/May I had the opportunity to attend Baselworld as part of my role as a Contributing Editor for aBlogtoWatch. I have been writing about watches for a little over six years, and while that may not seem all that long to some of the field's more seasoned writers, it took that long to attend my first Baselworld. Like many, I grew up attending air and auto shows with my Dad and brothers, so when I first learned of Baselworld, I added it to a list of very far off goals as until recently writing about watches was a mere hobby. I had seen photos and read the reports that follow

MB&F HM3 MegaWind Watch

This new watch from MB&F is unique among a unique brand of watches. It is the first ever piece that is meant to be an improvement on an existing model. Not a limited edition or something trying to "step it up a notch," The HM3 MegaWind is the new generation HM3 that improves on and replaces the first generation Horological Machine No. 3 collection. Normally, MB&F releases two types of watches. New watch collections and special or limited versions of those collections. For example, there was the HM3 and then the HM3 Frog. Those were distinct models, but weren't meant to replace

Experience With The DeWitt WX-1 Concept; A Watch Defying Convention With Unorthodox Yet Timeless Composure

I began writing this article over a month ago in my mind, but haven't begun reducing it to writing until now. It's not that I struggle to find words suitable for this watch, rather, its a watch that inspires me to say so much. In fact, calling it a watch is almost a misnomer, because it is something else entirely. Yes it does fit on your wrist, and it does tell the time, but its really not meant for that. What I'd like to do is consider how some people might approach seeing this watch, and then present my articulated perception of what the DeWitt WX-1 Concept may really be."You