Hublot Big Bang King F1 PVD Swiss Quartz Watch 45MM

Should I Buy A Watch Model When It First Comes Out? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches

Zen L. from Bangkok, Thailand asks:When is the best time to buy a watch? It could be said that any watch model has a life cycle, from new release, to last year’s model, to out of production in favor of some small update, to historical vintage timepiece. If there is a certain model I like and want, and I don’t care that it is the latest version (but want it new), when during that cycle would you recommend pulling the trigger in order to get the best deal? For the sake of narrowing the question, let’s say the model is from a mainstream, widely available manufacturer. I unders

Introducing The Modillian Bluetooth Smart Watch Strap Buckle

The Modillian is the first "smart strap" for watches and aims to bridge the gap between traditional timepieces and the emerging smartwatch industry. If you've been following aBlogtoWatch's coverage of smartwatches, then you know we typically bring up a very important question. That being, at what point we will see a smartwatch so appealing that it forces us to take off our high-end mechanical watches and put on what is essentially a wearable communication gadget? With the Modillian, many people will perhaps get to enjoy both.What is the Modillian? Essentially it is a replacement ardil

IWC Portuguese Chronograph Classic Watch

Welcome a new generation of IWC Portuguese with the Portuguese Chronograph Classic. From a marketing perspective,?IWC has been dedicating each year to a particular watch collection. 2013 is all about the Ingenieur, but again, that is just from a marketing and PR perspective. There is more on the IWC plate. Another new release for 2013 is rather important for fans of the Portuguese collection. Updated and arguably more sporty than ever, this is the best Portuguese chronograph watch to date. Called the Portuguese Chronograph Classic, it builds on the design of the?Portuguese Yacht Club C

Tutima DI 300 German Dive Watch Review

If you are a fan of watches made to be instruments, then please don't pass up the German greats. One of the best is Tutima. Located in Glashutte, nearby A. Lange & Sohne, Glashutte Original, and Nomos, Tutima is an historic watch brand with a serious outlook on the matter of making timepiece. While many Tutima watches have a good handsome look to them, these timepieces are functional machines - with a keen eye on making the time easy to read all in a very reliable watch case.I have next to no complaints about this watch. If anything, it is too serious. This is a quality that often