IWC Ingenieur Swiss Watch in Black Dial

Magrette Leoncino Watch

When it comes to watches from Magrette, you know precisely what you're getting from their lineup. Sure, there are various stylistic differences to the pieces, and movements changed around, but you knew if you dug through their catalog, you'd see cushion-cased divers, plain and simple. Or at least, that's the way things used to beCa new challenger has appeared!With the introduction of the Leoncino (aka Little Lion), they've looked to the 1960s for inspiration, and have come up with a new case design for the line. From the images we've seen so far, this looks to be a fairly bold design,

IWC Ingenieur 40mm Watch Review

At SIHH this past January, IWC released their new Ingenieur collection, featuring over a dozen new timepieces from the revamped line. While most press attention from the collection focused on the in-house calibers, casing materials and range of complications in the new 46mm models, I was personally won over by the smallest and simplest of the bunch C the new 40mm steel automatic ?base model?, reference 3239.Unlike the previous iterations it replaces, the 2013 Ingenieur Automatic is the most honest return to the styling of the original G rald Genta masterpiece, the 1976 Ingenieur SL. G

Christopher Ward C60 Trident GMT Watch Review

For me, one of the most hotly anticipated Christopher Ward watches of this year was the C60 Trident and its brother the C60 Trident GMT. Priced well, this family of watches offered a rich classic style, Swiss automatic movement, and intriguing range of styles. I finally got my hands on one so here is the resulting review.A diver's watch in style, the C60 Trident offers the durability of 300 meters of water resistance with a sapphire crystal and nicely made steel case. The case is 42mm wide and feels properly sized in the medium-large class. Additional heft is ensured by the widely spa

Chopard L.U.C Engine One H Watch

For 2013 Chopard?will release a new version of the L.U.C Engine One watch that was originally debuted back in 2010 (we have some hands-on pictures here). The new watch is called the L.U.C Engine One H, "H" likely standing for "horizontal," which is exactly what is new about this timepiece. The in-house made Chopard L.U.C tourbillon movement has been inserted into the case horizontally versus vertically. The result is a fresh looking design.Frankly I like the new design better. Mostly because I like the increased size wearable on the wrist. The manually wound movement was design