IWC Big Pilot Top Gun Miramar Ceramic Case Watch - 1:1 Mirror Replica

Porsche Design is a design firm who licenses the production of its timepieces

Porsche Design is a design firm who licenses the production of its timepieces. IWC produced Porsche Design watches for several years in the 1990s. The Porsche history has been highlighted by numerous technical discoveries and innovative ideas. Porsche invited most talented an experienced watchmakers and designers and commissioned them with developing of the fundamentally innovative watches.

Franck Muller Vintage Curvex 7-Days Power Reserve Watch

Someday I'd like to hear the real story of Franck Muller's history as a watch brand. As a timepiece maker it is a fascinating company that has done a lot and gained a laudable amount of popularity for a high-end exclusive watch maker. Having said that, the Franck Muller group has certainly had its series of ups and downs from severe economic woes to quasi-scandals. The brand has been admired as helping to bring the luxury watch into new areas of culture with innovative marketing and some very unique watches (such as the Crazy Hour), but at the same time have a bit of a struggle in cert

Madison Avenue Watch Week 2013

Watch lovers in New York City will once again have a chance to enjoy Watch Week on Madison Avenue this year. From April 8th until the 13th, a selection of watch retailers and brand boutiques on Madison Avenue between 57th and 86th Street will hold special events to reward collectors for their dedication and to showcase their 2013 watches. I was there for Watch Week last year in 2012 and enjoyed what the event was able to put together. The key to being invited or learning about the watch events is to sign up for the Madison Avenue Watch Week newsletter on this page here.Some of the key

New York Times On: Watch Advertising Obsessive Watch Geeks

It is charming when you have someone who doesn't know a lot about watches do an article on the watch industry. That isn't to say that the journalist erred in their reporting, but rather that there is a degree of naivete to the tone regarding the topic of discussion, which is watch advertising. A lot of people correctly point out that there is a lot of consistency among watch advertising. You see the hands in the same orientation most of the time, and the date often has an "8" in it, or is at 31. The orientation of the hands is usually at about 10:10. There is nothing at all significant