IWC Aquatimer Japanese Replica Watch in White Dial

Ball offered first plastic watch in slim style

Since its inception, the brand is restlessly working to deliver high end wrist watches for the people of all ages. The brand has wider portfolio of watches for the younger generation of society. Technological advancement of Swiss watches can be estimated from the fact that the world's thinnest wrist watch, delirium was introduced with a limited number of mechanisms in the year 1979. Ball offered first plastic watch in slim style with only 51 components. The prices of Ball watches are affordable and don't make a hole in your pocket.

Bulgari Bulgari Chronograph Watch Review

Bulgari's Bulgari-Bulgari is one of their most iconic designs, and for 2013 has received a deserved update. The history of the Bulgari Bulgari (Bvlgari Bvlgari) is over 35 years old and once again begins with Mr. Gerald Genta. The late watch designer is responsible for perhaps too many of today's top luxury watch icons. There is good reason why so many appreciate Genta's unique yet classic approach to watch design, but how is it that just one mind is to thank for so much of what we admire on people's wrists? Genta himself admitted that in 1977 when he designed the Bulgari Bulgari for t

SIHH 2012 Watch Show Summary: Hello China Goodbye China

SIHH is a bit like the automobile traffic in Italy. It is crowded and there is only the semblance of organization. Despite a series of reasons why you might thing the entire system should not work, it does. The mania of a trade show convention is ironically melded with the attempt at having a high society event. The contradictions of the show shadow the very industry it serves - and somehow we love it for that. By the way, a shout out to IWC for their incredibly intricate booth design. No detail was spared to make their booth look like a bona-fide Hollywood set on board an aircraft car

Auction Watch: Sotheby?s April Auction Shows Tepid Results But Doesn?t Lose Ground

The following timepiece auction analysis post is by Chris Meisenzahl. He is a long-time watch enthusiast and daily Speedmaster Pro wearer. He blogs at http://amateureconblog.blogspot/ [update 01-04-2013 - his blog moved to?http://www.pretenseofknowledge/] and can be followed on Twitter at http://twitter/speedmaster.On April 13th, 2011 Sotheby s held its ?Important Watches and Clocks? auction in New York. This auction offered a great number of items that are interesting for various reasons: antique clocks, dress watches, and some sporty models. Let s take a look at a few of