Franck Muller Long Island Japanese Replica Watch in Silver White Dial

Fr|d|rique Constant Moontimer Watch Review

Since coming aboard at aBlogtoWatch, I've gotten some great exposure to a variety of finer Swiss timepieces. When the chance to review a Fr d rique Constant timepiece came up, I was quite eager to explore the opportunity, as I'd heard (and read) plenty of good things about the brand. It was finally time for me to form my own opinion about one of their watches. While I'll find myself enjoying a wide variety of styles in watches, what's considered "classically styled" is sort of my home position. It was fitting, then, that the Fr d rique Constant Moontimer that was sent over for review c

TAG Heuer MikrotourbillonS Watch

By Ken KesslerWhether you consider tourbillons to be the ultimate in haute horlogerie, or C like me C you think they belong in pocket watches, Breguet s anti-gravity device remains the yardstick by which watch houses are judged. It should therefore be no surprise that TAG Heuer, a brand feverishly pursuing credibility not just as a manufacture, but one able to produce movements to challenge the very best, has chosen to fit a tourbillon to its latest assault on the state-of-the-art.Called the MikrotourbillonS, it is not the first chronograph to be fitted with a tourbillon; the magnifi

Swatch Celebrates The 2010 Vancouver Olympics: Happy Games Sporty Friends & To The Top Watches

Fun watches for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics from Swiss Swatch. These seasonal watches are pretty neat - for the occasion. Here is a mini review of the trio. Each has a function aside from being Olympics related, that is except the "Sporty Friends" watch, which has an image of the Vancouver Olympics cartoon mascots. Back to that in a moment. By the way, this month I am giving one of each of these watches away on Luxist. Once a week until they are all handed out. To enter you can look for the giveaway posts here at my Luxist page.The three watches aren't a limited edit

Ernst Benz Reminds You To Adjust Your Watches For Daylight Saving Time

I really loved getting this e-mail. It makes sense too. A watch company using daylight saving time (DST) as a reason to send out an piece of marketing e-mail. You'd think more watch companies would do this. I don't really have many people reminding me to do this, and with the new times for DST lately (thanks Congress!), it is more difficult than ever to remember. Being two days from now, Ernst Benz is the only company that took this opportunity to "say hi."What is funnier is the little message at the lower part of the image above, suggesting that if you need help adjusting the watch y