Hublot Classic Fusion GT King Carbon Swiss Replica Watch

Cartier Secret Panda Watch

This cute ladies watch from Cartier?is called the Secret Panda. I don't use the term "cute" all that often to describe timepieces, but this one certainly is. All in 18k white gold clad in diamonds, black sapphires and two emeralds for the eyes, this little panda is literally humping the watch. Slide the little humping panda down and you reveal the time. You can even move the panda back and forth quickly to make it appear as though it is humping quickly. I love stuff like this.Cartier makes a lot of "secret" watches. That means that something is hiding the time display dial tha

Bell & Ross BR 01 Casino Watch

I am not a gambler but gaming can be fun. So fun that a lot of high-end watch brands have devised casino-themed timepieces that either suggest or directly emulate gaming. A popular example was the Girard-Perregaux Jackpot Tourbillon of several years ago. It had a tourbillon, actual slot machine, and cost over $600,000. More recently, Christophe Claret offered his extremely complicated 21 Blackjack watch with a roulette, dice, and blackjack game all in one timepiece. There have been watches that focus on everything from poker to simply being in a casino. This Bell & Ross BR01-92? Ca

Laurent Ferrier Gallet Classic Double Spiral Tourbillon Watch

Over a year ago I was at the GTE 2011 - the first occasion of the "Geneva Time Exhibition." For 2011 the GTE doubled in size, and looks to be a now standard fixture during SIHH week in Geneva. While at the show last year I was introduced to a nice grandfatherly looking man who did not speak English. His name was Laurent Ferrier. Laurent, as it was explained to me, used to work at Patek Philippe and was now due to start his own brand. He had one of the watches on him and I got a chance to check out the Gallet Classic Double Spiral Tourbillon watch for the first time. I knew then at that

Swiss Army Victorinox Dive Master 500 Mechanical Watch Review

Swiss Army Victorinox watches are very important to the watch industry in my opinion. For many people not familiar with the greater breadth of offerings from the watch industry, these Swiss timepieces are a creamy options when wanting a piece that combines good design, sporty styling, and solid value. As a kid I grew up knowing about Swiss Army watches, and not so secretly wanted one. I recall in college an friend of mine who had received one as a gift wearing it around (as I admired it). He wasn't at all a watch person, but liked its chunky substantial feel, and dead-easy to read dial