Hublot Black Caviar Tourbillon Power Reserve Japanese Replica Watch

Van Cleef & Arpels Pierre Arpels Watch

Let me first apologize for failing to get a photograph of an important (to some), yet subtle, detail on this watch. The crown on this new Pierre Arpels watch - on all versions - has an inset diamond. OK, I feel better now knowing that you'll be aware of that fact despite my incomplete coverage. Now that I've glossed over that, let me show you a new men's collection of watches from Van Cleef & Arpels. That is sure to be a statement you don't hear very often.As women's watches go, Van Cleef & Arpels pieces are beautiful, fun, classy, luxurious, and because VCA will be upset if I

Tag Heuer Monaco Automatic Sixty Nine Watch Available On James List

In 2011 this watch is really cool. In 2003 when this watch first came out... it was really cool. This is the Tag Heuer Monaco Automatic Sixty Nine. It was like a futuristic Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso as Tag Heuer transformed the Monaco case into something that flipped around. It does this while the watch is still on your wrist - which is probably the best part.The case is about 42mm wide in steel (and there are a lot of pushers on it). It is also 18mm thick - which is a bit on the hefty side, but the watch does have two sides which means that an 18mm thickness is excusable. Essentially

Historical Bulova Accutron Spaceview Electonic Watch Is Futuristic (For 1965); Immensely Collectible

There was a time when people were really sick of mechanical watches. The little machine movements are enjoying an enormous renaissance right now, but it was not always that way. In fact, back in the early 1990's the mechanical movement was all about to die. How did it get to that point?Back in the late 1950's, all you had at your disposal was mechanical movements, much of which were not very accurate. In an effort to provide more accurate, and affordable (relatively speaking) watches, companies began to search for new movements. Without going into a watch movement history lesson, suff

Bid On Impressive Watch Collection Seized From Ponzi Scheme Villain

You've probably been seeing this picture a lot as infamous ponzi scheme wiseguy Scott Rothstein's massive watch collection goes up for auction this week. Let me tell you right away that if you want to bid, it needs to be right now. Sorry for the late notice, but according to the official documents, all bids need to be in by July 12th (see the link below for more info).Scott Rothstein might have been the worst type of smile in his business practices, but he was a rather accomplished watch collector. In contrast to all the other random expensive crap he had (like a gold toilet seat), hi