Breitling Windrider Swiss Replica Watch in Black Dial Steel Case

IWC Pilot's Watch Worldtimer Review

IWC likes to focus each year on one of its watch families. While we now know that 2013 is the year of the Ing nieur, with various models already announced, last year was the year of the Pilot.? With that came various small changes and updates to its iconic Big Pilot, Mark XVII, Top Gun, and Spitfire series, as well as a new perpetual calendar Big Pilot with ceramic case, and a new Pilot Chronograph that includes a newly developed in-house chronograph movement.? What may have been lost to some was the introduction of a brand new IWC Pilot Worldtimer that inherits many of the characteris

Why Are Watches So Expensive?

I get asked this question a lot so I figured I would simply layout a number of the reasons why watches are expensive in an article. There is a threshold issues though - and that is between "expensive" and "overpriced." Those two items are not mutually exclusive, and are different.Expensive just means that something costs a lot, but there is good reason for the price. Overpriced means that something simply has a cost that is vastly in excess of the materials cost + marketing costs + development costs + manufacturing cost + distribution costs + fair profit. Expensive watches and overpri

Skagen's Flagship Swiss Movement Men's Watch Line For 2009

I was curious as to what Skagen considered to be their flagship watch, so I asked them. The Danish brand has seemingly always been around in the watch world. Brands tend to have iconic looks and technologies that are imbued into flagship products that communicate the brand. Skagen's entire watch product line has a few common themes. These include use of minimalist design, titanium as often as possible, thin case profiles, function forward attitudes, Swiss movements, and reasonable prices. For 2009, Skagen replied that the watch that communicates all these notions are the men's 585XLTMX

Jean Dunand Palace Watch

It is cool, it is crazy, it is almost $420,000. "Piece Unique" watch maker Jean Dunand presents the Palace watch. A pretty incredible looking timepiece. In addition to my article over at Haute Living (see link bel0w), I have for you what I believe are the very first live photographs of the watch, that I was able to take. Enjoy it... I certainly did.Read my Jean Dunand Palace watch article at Haute Living here. See more articles about: Art DecoChristophe ClaretWatch BrandsJean DunandPost navigationPrevious PostTissot T-Race Nicky