Cartier "Ronde De Cartier" Yellow Gold Case watch with Lab Created Diamonds Bezel

iPhone App Smart Enough To Read Watch Names

When "Watch Radar" sent me an e-mail about their new iPhone app that is able to detect the name of a watch just by looking at the dial I was intrigued. Until now we've all had to read the name of a brand on a watch dial to know what it is - but no longer. Finally technology has come to the rescue. Using the camera on your iPhone, the Chinese made Watch Radar app takes a picture of the said watch and uses its whiz-bang technology to scan the internet and read the name for you. Wow! It even goes so far as to pull data from the net and give you some brand history. Now this is the future.

Have Expensive Watch Looking For Love

?Yes, you re always going to get gold diggers,? he shrugs, adjusting the strap on his Cartier. ?But that s the risk you take.? This quote ends a rather interesting cultural piece in the New York Post that recently discussed how men in New York buy and wear watches to impress the ladies. "Meet the Rolex Romeos" profiles a selection of disparate guys who each feel that an expensive watch is the best way to lure in the gals.?A Maserati only goes as far as the parking lot, but a watch you have with you all the time.? That makes sense, and it is well-known that watches are among the most n

Sickly Spectacular Goldvish And Frederic Jouvenot Revolution Mobile Phone + Watch

$48,000 phone. Just saying that along with the pictures ought to be enough, but I will elaborate. This is the Revolution phone, which really doesn't imbue a lot of the things I associated with being 'revolutionary,' though the price + concept might cause your head to 'revolve' Exorcist style. The company that made the phone is called Goldvish. Which is basically just "goldfish" is you are American.? Unlike other uber luxury mobile phones with built-in watches (Mobiado), the Goldvish Revolution inserts a very nice (and removable) Frederic Jouvenot Chronograph Evolution wat

Bell & Ross Watch Novelties At Baselworld 2009

You can typically rely on Bell & Ross for nice, but predictable watches. This is still true, but this year at Baselworld the iconic French watch brand showed off a few new watches that you aren't likely to see in stores anytime soon (but others will be in store in no time at all). These are sometimes called novelty watches, which are one offs that a brand makes. Other times they are sold in limit edition quantities at select retailers. I am still not sure what the future for these watches is, but they are at least enjoyable to look at. If they are not to be sold, it