IWC Ingenieur Swiss Watch in White Dial

The Clerc Hydroscaph H1 Watch Now On A Bracelet

Clerc?just recently released a new version of their excellent entry-level Hydroscaph H1 chronometer diver (you can see our review here). ?So what makes this model noteworthy? ?Primarily, it's the bracelet, which is something we've not seen on the the line before.From what I've been able to ascertain, the bracelet continues on with the same focus on comfort, courtesy the articulating lugs. I personally like how it seems to carry on both the brushed finishes, as well as the bevels, that we see in the top bezel (and, for that matter, the indices on the dial as well).While the bracelet w

Christophe Claret Kantharos Watch

Without question, Christophe Claret produces some beautiful and engaging timepieces. Hands-on with the new for 2013 Kantharos just reinforces that. There is a certain magic to them that goes beyond the lusty appeal of traditional watches and into the heart-pounding "I want" of novel gadgets and tech toys. For me, that is really what Claret watches are - "mechanical tech toys." From the perspective of an onlooker who has never seen or handled these watches it is probably quite easy to either dismiss then as odd expensive designs, or something that merely looks good in pictures. Not true

Bertolucci Giro Chronograph Watches Have A Freaky Face

It is entirely possible that my warped mind sees watches differently than other people do. Over the course of my writing about Bertolucci watches, they have always looked interesting, but a bit strange to me. I finally connected a few of the things that some of their common Chronograph models remind of me. Maybe you agree? You can tell that these watches are all part of the same family. Some or all are Bertoluccia Giro (All-Black Giro see here), and some are just called Bertolucci Quartz Chronograph watches. No matter the name, they each have large, gaping mouths. Why? I couldn'

Devon Tread 1 New Colors: The 1E & 1F Watches

California-based Devon watches will release two new versions of their popular Tread 1 timepieces. The new models will be called the Tread 1E and the Tread 1F. These pieces are the same as the Tread 1 but use more DLC black coating as well as orange color for the 1F.To learn more about the Devon Tread 1 you can read my full hands-on review here. The new Version E not only has an almost entirely DLC black coated case, but also much of the electro-mechanical movement is done in black DLC coating. The Version F on the other-hand is DLC black with orange trim on the di