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An Intro To Girard-Perregaux's Mechanics Of Style Web Magazine

This is a guest post written by Aaron Sigmond, a watch and luxury journalist who is also the editor and content curator of Mechanics of Style. MoS is a lifestyle magazine produced by Swiss watch maker Girrard-Perregaux to complement the lifestyle of the average Girard-Perregaux watch owner. Currently on Mechanics of Style there is a contest where you can win a Girard-Perregaux Golden Bridge Pen, we suggest you check it out.MOST OF LIFE S big questions boil down to ?Who are we, and what are we doing here?? Inevitably, any new publication, in any medium, must offer an answer, and that s

LUM-TEC M26 Tungsten Watch Review

Some people call it "LUM-TEC's best watch yet." This is the LUM-TEC M26 limited edition watch. Out of the M collection it sports an automatic movement with a power reserve indicator and a solid tungsten carbide case. With a mirror finish and heavy weight - this is one hell of a watch.This is also likely one of the most high-end LUM-TEC watches to date. With a retail price of almost $2,000, this watch represents something that is an evolution on the original LUM-TEC watches that were priced in the $300 range. The original M series case is more or less unchanged. It is a sort of modern

Gerald Genta Arena Metasonic Sonnerie Watch - $900 000

Whoa there Gerald Genta (and I speak to the company, not the man - as he isn't part of the brand any more). What is going on here? Where did this come from? Last thing I expected from you was a highly sophisticated sonnerie watch. You say that you have been doing this for a while (making sonnerie watches), but the last one that you released was in the mid 1990s? I am confused. Well forget all that, the watch is really cool. Looking at it, I can tell that the watch is Gerald Genta in form, but really dark in feel. Looks like something that H.R. Giger would wear. He is the artist that de

Christopher Ward W61 Trident Pro Watch Review

Christopher Ward W61, dial closeupWe've written before about the trend towards smaller watches, and today's datum is the Christopher Ward W61 Trident Pro. Based on customer requests, CW took their C60 Trident (42mm) and made a version at 38mm.Available in blue, black and orange, the W61 is really designed for both women and smaller-wristed men. Not that that's good ad copy, so most brands call it "mid-sized." 38mm wide, 45.2 lug to lug, 12.1mm thick, and 87g including the strap.Christopher Ward W61, side viewBrushed finish on the side, polished on top, signed crown with squar