Mont Blanc Timewalker Japanese Replica Watch

The new Oris watch is coupled with a titanium metal bracelet ending with a simple adjustable deployante.

The minute counter, glowing in the dark, displays the time spent under the water. The triangle at position 2 minutes symbolizes the time Carlos necessary to complete the race, which is 2 minutes and 30 seconds. The other triangle 7 minutes position reflects his personal record to hold the breath up to 7 minutes. The animation functions is an automatic mechanical ETA 7750 chronograph with a red rotor movement. The new Oris watch is coupled with a titanium metal bracelet, ending with a simple adjustable deployante.

My First Grail Watch: Sebastien Chaulmontet Of Arnold & Son

Welcome back to an original aBlogtoWatch feature, "My First Grail Watch." In this series, we ask prominent people in the watch industry about the first timepiece that they lusted after. Today, we're speaking with Sebastien Chaulmontet, who heads the movement team at Arnold & Son. You'll also note that he's an avid collector enamored with chronographs, just like many of us.aBlogtoWatch (ABTW): Who are you, and what is your relationship to the watch industry?Sebastien Chaulmontet (SC): I am head of movement development at Arnold & Son, and I am also part of the design team.ABT

Maurice de Mauriac Chronograph Modern Travel Timer Watch Review

Daniel Dreifuss, who owns Zurich-based watchmaker?Maurice de Mauriac,?is as manic as he is passionate about timepieces and design. Daniel is a self-proclaimed strap fetishist (which I will second as probably being true), and voraciously continues to add options to what are essentially made-for-you timepieces put together quasi-Lego style in his shop. At some point, Maurice de Mauriac watches will come in series, with proper names and families. Until then, it is a brand for the somewhat advanced watch lover who is keen on trusting their instincts, probably?travelling?to Zurich, and work

Cabestan Trapezium Watch

Trapezium is a word that sounds both geometric and acrobatic. Does that mean it is both difficult to compute and perform? Yes. Those adjectives more than likely define this new watch by Cabestan well. The new Trapezium is an evolved version of their famous Winch Tourbillon Vertical watch and is the brainchild of Cabestan's own (and very talented) Eric Coudray.Among other things Coudray is the guy behind the Jaeger-LeCoultre Gyrotourbillon. He thrives in producing highly complex, highly accurate tiny machines that few other people can make. Using the same principles as the Winch Tourbi