Hublot Big Bang Limited Edition Swiss Replica Watch in Black Dial

CT Scuderia Automatic Mechanical Watches For 2013

Enrico Margaritelli's brand CT Scuderia is going mechanical for 2013. A while ago I offered a review of their Corsa Chronograph. The interesting design has a stopwatch-style case that some people loved and that some people were not drawn to at all. At over $1,000, some people felt that they would be more interested in the brand if they contained mechanical movements. CT Scuderia was a bit of ahead of everyone as they were working on mechanical versions of their watches from almost the start. Meeting with Enrico late in 2012, we talked about the future of the brand, as well as what the

Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Ceramic XV Watch Review

A few years ago I discovered these cool manly looking timepieces in a watch store up in San Francisco. I believe that it was relatively soon after that Ball watches re-emerged with a strong look based on the brand's history of producing accurate railroad pocket watches. Priced right, the watches were high-end offerings with tritium gas tubes and names like "Engineer Hydrocarbon." I didn't know what that meant, but they had my attention.Today, most Ball watches have a counterweight on the seconds hand with a double R logo that stands for "railroad." This nice little feature helps tie e

Sellita Further Targets ETA With the SW300 And SW500 Watch Movements

Sellita helps fill the gap. Offers two more movement ebauches that replace what so many relied upon ETA for. Ebauche - the term refers to a "blank" or un-assembled watch movement. Here is the definition from Wikipedia, "French term (but commonly used in English-speaking countries) for a movementblank, i.e. an incomplete watch movement which is sold as a set of loose parts,comprising the main plate, the bridges, the train, the winding and settingmechanism and the regulator. The timing system, the escapement and themainspring, however, are not parts of the " bauche."Basically they are wa

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 142: The NYC Meetup

This latest episode of HourTime was recorded as a series of interviews and conversations that occurred while at the aBlogtoWatch event with Girard-Perregaux in New York City. You'll hear from John, Ariel, and fellow readers. Ariel also interviews Girard Perregaux CEO Michele Sofisti.Listen to the HourTime show watch podcast episode 142.Or, Download the MP3 here.  See more articles about: InterviewsMichele SofistiWatch BrandsGirard PerregauxPost navigationPrevious PostSmartwatches Hot? One Kickstarter Project Certainly Thinks SoNext PostOris Calobra Limited Edition Raci