Omega DeVelie Japanese Replica Watch in Diamond Markers

BEST FROM: & Friends June 21st

How time flies, it's the end of yet another month and time for yet another installment of our bi-weekly roundup of the best watch articles from here and around the internet.In this edition, we find out what our Contributing Editor James Stacey thought of his first ever visit to Baselworld; we visit the Patek Philippe manufacture;?check out a cracked Panerai; and get up-close with what is possibly the world's most affordable tourbillon watch and Grand Seiko's understated but stunning 44GS watch.1. Baselworld 2013 C Through the Eyes of a First-TimerBaselworld is perhaps the closest a watch

Dievas Classico Blue Watch

Brand new from Dievas is this Classic Blue (also in black as the Classico Blue Professional). A dive watch with a rugged spirit and a designer face, the Classico Blue has a unique design meant to appeal to guys all over the world. Dievas watches always revolve around a diving watch theme. Their last new release was the Vortex, a really great watch that combined the looks of a diver and an aviator. This time, Dievas has gone back into diving watch territory in an inauspicious looking fashion diver that is still up to the task of diving deep. In a 44mm wide steel case with a 5.5mm thick

Nautica NMX 300 Watch Should Be For Ghost Rider

Can you please humor me for a moment and consider that this new line of NMX 300 watches from Nautica is perfect for Marvel's Ghost Rider. I am talking about the comic book character, as I actually never got to see the Nicholas Cage movie version that I was warned against. The Ghost Rider is your typical bad-ass biker with lots of dark leather and metal (not only on his person, but on the bike too!), and a flaming skull. In Ghost Rider's situation, the flaming skull is actually his head (at night) while on most other bikers who bear the image, it is in the form of a leather jacke

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