Ferrari Granturismo Swiss Replica Watch in Red Dial

Watch Complications: A Brief History Of Useful To Useless

It seems these days, that in order to get truly noticed in this crowded watch market, the watch companies have taken the complication pact to ?boldly go where no one has gone before.?It seems that the one-upmanship of each new watch release keeps breaking the sound barrier of mechanical ?complications?: coaxial; tourbillion; moon phase; fly backs; geographic world time; minute repeater; perpetual calendars; split second chronograph; jumping hours; spitting frogs; dancing Bears; Topo Gigio. I m ready to throw in the towel and wave the white flag?- I m finally finding these complications

Baselworld 2013: Omega Speedmaster ?57 Co-Axial Chronograph

Baselworld 2013: Welcome yet another?Omega Speedmaster for you Omega fans out there, the Omega Speedmaster '57 Co-Axial Chronograph is a vision of the past with new guts. It seems several items to be unveiled at Baselworld were posted on Omega's site yesterday a bit prematurely and quickly taken down.? We told you yesterday about? the Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon, as we were able to grab some of that info before Omega pulled it from their site, and today we have enough info on another release from that "leak" - I went to that release page today, and in spite of getting Georg

Year With A Seiko Shogun Has Watch Lover Impressed

Want to dive deep into the minutia of an often over-looked Seiko diver? The guys over at Monochrome reported on a long-term, in-depth review of the Seiko SBDC007. The Seiko SBDC007 (aka the Shogun) is yet another JDM (Japanese domestic market) model that you likely won't see in any North American stores.Boasting a similar platform to the SBDC001 (and 003/005) "Sumo" models, the 007 deviates in a number of interesting ways. While the SBDC 001/003/005 are based around stainless steel construction, the SBDC007 utilizes hardened titanium, which Seiko calls Dia-Sheild. The SBDC007 also use

Phosphor World Time Watch Review

Phosphor watches can be credited with a very special honor. That being of the brand the officially popularized and mainstreamed e-ink watches. While they didn't invent the concept, they made them cool enough and affordable enough for mainstream adoption. With prices under $200, now everyone can have a neat looking, easy to read e-ink watch on their wrist. The newer World Time watch adds just that to the mix - a world time complication. In addition the time and a calendar, you can now scroll through time zones of the world. Aside from one minor drawback, the watch is a nice addition to