Hublot Big Bang King Swiss Quartz Watch in Brown Dial

The Cartier Roadster S watch is teamed with an interchangeable black rubber strap

The new Cartier watch is designed around the manufactory-made self-winding mechanical movement - Caliber 049. It brings to life the functions of hours, minutes, seconds, as well as that of the date at 3 o'clock.The Cartier Roadster S watch is teamed with an interchangeable black rubber strap, which terminates in an adjustable locking buckle. The watch is submersible to 100 meters.

Omega Announces Anti-Magnetic 8508 Watch Movement

Omega announced recently that they have designed an anti-magnetic watch movement based on their in-house co-axial 8500 series. The calibre 8508 uses specialized non-ferrous materials in its construction which allows it to be unaffected by magnetic energy up to 1.5 Tesla (15,000 gauss). Omega employed the Aqua Terra platform to display the movement as the 8508 does not rely on a conventional iron case layer for magnetic protection. This non-ferrous construction allows the movement to be protected from considerable magnetic interference while still being viewable via a display case back.

Cartier Santos 100 Ref. W2020009 Watch Review

Article and images contributed by Michael Maximilien:In some circles, the French brand Cartier is seen more?as?a fine jewelry producer than as a watchmaker. However, the brand has a long history as a creator of fine timepieces coupled with a unique style which makes it hard to ignore...The original Cartier Santos was reportedly designed and created by Louis Cartier himself in 1904 for his friend and pioneer, Brazilian aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont. The Santos has been a major piece in the Cartier collection for a long time and in 2004 Cartier released their Santos 100 line which incl

Casio Creates G-Shock Watch Character Mascots

This reminds me a lot of Disney, I don't know why. The already hip Casio G-Shock line is not old enough to have classics, vintage watches, and now nostalgia. These three new Casio G-Shock characters are based on three popular Casio G-Shock models from the 1980s, back when G-Shock was young and impressionable. The models are the 1987 DW-5600 (revised as the GW-5600), the 1985 DW-5500, and the 1989 G-5500 (updated as the AWG-5500 and AW-500). At this time, you can't buy the characters, but you might be lucky enough to see them at your local Casio G-Shock retailer (right now only if you a