Mont Blanc Timewalker Ceramic Strap Inlays Watch in Black - 1:1 Mirror Replica

What Is The Best Way To Get Scratches Out Of A Watch Case? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches

 Andrew E. from Indiana, USA asks:What do you recommend to get out out scratches on polished stainless steel watches? What about watches with brushed finishes?First of all, polishing a watch is usually part of getting it serviced when you send it back to a good watchmaker or the brand every several years. Some people (the brave ones) try it themselves.It is very difficult to get scratches out of a polished steel bracelet unless you use a professional polishing wheel, but here are some tips to get an adequate finish in the home environment. We don’t recommend you try these unles

6B Watches And The 6645 MK1 Limited Pilot's Chronograph

There are many ways that a watchnerd may come to know about the UK-based watch strap brand GasGasBones. Founded on the goal of reproducing NASA's design for a velcro strap to suit the Omega Speedmaster, GasGasBones have been making custom nylon and velcro straps for many years. If you didn't come to know about GGB after hunting for a perfect Apollo-style strap for your Speedmaster, then perhaps you bought an early Bremont MBII, which included a GasGasBones handmade strap as its secondary mounting option until late 2011.More recently, GasGasBones has been supplying the straps (and watc

Linde Werdelin SpidoLite II Watch

Linde Werdelin follows up its brand defining SpidoLite watch with the new SpidoLite II. The original model was interesting for taking the brand s Biformeter case and skeletonizing it. Skeletonized dials aren t particularly rare, but skeletonized cases are much less common C especially in the way that Linde Werdelin does it.The original SpidoLite was designed to deconstruct as much of the case as possible to retain its strength C but also offer an intriguing design. The SpidoLite (discussed more here), contained a vintage automatic movement that was specially restored and finished by t

Marvin M109 Watch Offers Handsome Looks Value Unavailability In The US

I swear, this watch has no real name, just "model m109.14.43.65." That looks almost like an IP address. Marvin refers to it as part of the M109 collection. So for the purposes of this article, I will just call it the Marvin watch or M109 (even though there are other M109 watches in various colors and styles). They should have called it something cool like the "Squaropolis." Yea, I just made that name up. The company shares the story of many current watch companies: it started a long time ago (1850). Died, then came back via a name purchase. This was about a year ago, and the company wa