Cartier Santos Swiss Replica Automatic Watch in White Dial

Montblanc Opens Flagship Boutique

As is the case with most art movements, aesthetic and functional finishing goes hand in hand, in areas that often, only a watchmaker will have an opportunity here. For example, the wheels sinuous features teeth which have individually been beveled, the Interior of the mainspring barrel was finished beadwork, Gables feature polished end faces and all wheels display of the facets, and plating of gold rays. Three of the nineteen jewels with this movement are defined in golden kittens, each jewel being of olive-cut and rings in the traditional manner.

Greubel Forsey Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar QP |quation

Greubel Forsey is, and has always been, famous for their mind-bending innovations, all but a few achieved in pursuit of excessive chronometric performance. For 2014 they have released their first perpetual calendar watch (AKA "the QP") which is an amazing feat of horological engineering.? Much of their focus has been on the tourbillon and in the past Greubel Forsey has developed this to be faster, inclined, multiple-axes, double and quadruple tourbillons - you name it and they have probably done it. While fans of such horological feats were undoubtedly well catered for by the brand, it

TAG Heuer Debuts In-House Calibre 1969 (CH 80) Automatic Chronograph Watch Movement

It's November in the Jura region of Switzerland in a small town none of us have heard of called Chevenez. It begins to snow outside as we tour the modern black and white colored grounds of TAG Heuer's newest facility known as the d'Avant-Garde Manufacture. Recently completed, the new manufacturing site began recently in 2012. Now that it is done, the location will be the epicenter of TAG Heuer mechanical chronograph movement production including the just announced Calibre 1969, which later has been renamed to the TAG Heuer Calibre CH 80.Stephane Linder sits in front of me and a small

Harry Winston Histoire de Tourbillon 1 Watch: Homage To Star Wars' Tusken Raiders?

Is it weird that I sometimes compare watches with things I know in pop culture? I find it especially gratifying to compare exclusive multi-hundred thousand dollar timepieces with such plebeian pop culture essentials as the Tusken Raider Sand People from the Star Wars universe. Really though, look at the face of this Harry Winston Histoire de Tourbillon No. 1 and tell me that it does not (at least vaguely) remind you of the face of the Sand People (Person?).I see the axis points of the two tourbillon escapements akin to the eyes, and the dial as being similar to the circular Sand