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Patek Philippe 5235 Annual Calendar Regulator Watch

I was really happy to get my hands on a Patek Philippe Ref. 5235 watch. It apparently wasn't ready in time to show people at Baselworld 2012. Patek shared with me that the reason for this was the dial. There is a specially engraved Patek Philippe name logo that needed to be done just right. The dial is a mostly brushed piece of metal with some fine detailing that I can imagine must have been tough to perfect. The finished version will be very impressive for watch lovers who know what they are looking at. For a Patek Philippe, the dial of the 5235 looks remarkably modern. There is a goo

Swatch Group's ETA Watch Movement Maker Oversteps: Receives Unlawful Monopoly Probe By Swiss Competition Commission

The Swatch Group is the largest watch maker in the world, with a highly complex vertically integrated manufacturing system with a ton of subsidiary and partner companies, as well as watch brands. The goal has always been for each watch component to be made by a company under the Swatch Group Umbrella. They've become so good, that their purchasing of companies and manufacturing arms makes them the premier maker of parts; especially movements. Swatch purchased ETA from Eterna many years ago, which was one of it's wiser decisions. ETA is the premier maker of fine watch movements in the wo

Frederique Constant Austin Healey Limited Edition Gets Tribute Watch Right

Watch makers like to attach themselves to cars whenever possible. Not that watches are like cars, but the idea is that people who appreciate cars can probably also appreciate watches. I have an idea why that is. Most cars can take you from "a to point b." Likewise, most watches will tell you the time. It is up to the connoisseur to make a determination on whether a specific car or watch performs its function well. That is the difference, and most of you know the pleasure of driving a car that takes pleasure in driving.It is for that reason that watch makers like to latch

Ralph Lauren Himself Discusses Watch Appreciation

Yes, this is a marketing video produced by Ralph Lauren, but it is unique for a few reasons and worth a watch. First, it is actually narrated by Ralph Lauren himself - which doesn't happen all that often. Second, it is a nicely succinct tale of why many guys are into mechanical watches, and I think it was written well. I am also debuting this video, so this is the first you'll see of it. See more articles about: Celebrities & WatchesWatch CollectingWatch BrandsRalph LaurenPost navigationPrevious PostFonderie 47 Transforming Cufflinks By Roland ItenNext PostMontblanc Watches Offi