Breitling Chronograph Chronometre Japanese Watch in Black Dial

Girard-Perregaux Sea Hawk Blue Watch

In late 2012,?Girard-Perregaux introduced a new collection of Sea Hawk watches (along with the new Chrono Hawk) that reinvented their classic high-performance dive watch. aBlogtoWatch went hands-on with the new Sea Hawk watch here. Since the debut of the collection, Girard-Perregaux has added a lot of new models, but has also refined the collection considerably. The most important area of improvement is how the watch wears on the wrist.The initial collection of Sea Hawk watches were difficult to wear if you had smaller or even medium-sized wrists. This was because in addition to the l

Thomas Ninchritz Vice Versa Watch Available On James List

The reason this watch is called the Vice Versa should be pretty clear. Thomas Ninchritz took an ETA Unitas 6498 manually wound movement and was able to mount it backwards on the watch. He calls this his Caliber TN 203. At the same time, he was able to move the watch dial so that it is located in an smaller, off-centered position... on what would be the rear of the watch. So what you are left with is a timepiece whose dial is the rear of a heavily modified Unitas 6498 which has been highly decorated, and has a small watch face on the dial.Appeal here is not only in the unique "adjustme

Virtual Ideas Big Time Watch Concept

Allow me to present you with another watch concept from Switzerland based Virtual Ideas, a design firm that creates watches for established watch companies (a lot of the time large companies rely on smaller, independent design firms when it comes to watch design. They then figure out how to produce it, market it, and then sell it). The first concept I shared with you (a while back) was the Pink Panther watch concept. The concept watch here is called "Big Time." You can see the thematic similarity to their previous concept design.Big Time is a larger, square shaped watch with dimension

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 40

Please welcome Stephen Hallock, President of MB&F watches as a guest on this episode of HourTime. He discusses getting in to the watch industry, dealing with the Swiss, and what it is like being in the luxury watch industry.Listen to HourTime Show watch podcast episode 40 here. See more articles about: InterviewsStephen HallockPost navigationPrevious PostVeraet Watch Cleaning & Care + Special DealsNext PostRoger Smith Watches