IWC Portugese Automatic Japanese Replica Watch in White Dial

Tag Heuer Carrera Calibre 1887 SpaceX Chronograph Watch

Elon Musk's SpaceX made big headlines recently as their Dragon capsule docked with the International Space Station (ISS). They also recently announced a new deal with the US military to transport payloads into space - which was only possible after they flew three successful missions in a row. While sending people to space started as a government-supported goal, it is now up to private companies to further our galactic presence. SpaceX is among a select group of global companies that will continue our mission to space.?Tag Heuer has released what is probably the first watch in celebrati

Cacheux Elephant Automatic Watch

This is a watch that I really never thought was going to be made. It started out as a concept watch called the "Galibier" based upon a concept car from Bugatti with the same name. Fabien Cacheux designed it to have a perlage decorated "drum case," Bugatti logo, and an interesting strap system. Less than a year later, a more practical version of the piece is being made - but in very limited quantities and it will be called the "Cacheux Elephant Automatic."Although France based Cacheux tries to explain the "Elephant" name, I still don't quite get it. Something about being so gigantic an

Nautica N16529G Watch Flatters High Style Riveted Style For Designer Looks

Nautica is purely a lower-end fashion watch. Having said that, I can still appreciate a decent looking release from them. The vast majority of their watches are between $200-$300. They don't do much in terms of original designs, but rather pick and choose from what they feel are copyable looks. I don't have a problem with this as you can get an emulated designer look, on the cheap.With so many models, Nautica can't spare the time to actually name most of its watches. So today's Nautica watch is simple known as the N16529G, which actually has a few style variations. Understand that watc

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 78

In this episode I bring you a special interview with Simon Wolf of Wolf Designs. Mr. Wolf is charismatic individual who is in the business of watch winders. If you've ever been curious about the behind the scenes world of making machines to wind your automatic watches, this is the interview for you. www.wolfdesignsListen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 78 here.Download the MP3. See more articles about: InterviewsSimon WolfWatch WindersWolf DesignsPost navigationPrevious PostNike MAG Shoes From Back To The Future Actually For SaleNext PostOnly Watch 2011 Auctio