Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Co-Axial Swiss Watch White Dial

Who Are Watch Lovers? Get To Know Readers

How much would you like to know about your fellow watch lovers? Are you curious about the type of people who share your passion? We thought you might be. The goal of this post is to encourage you to comment below and tell everyone a bit about who you are. In exchange, you get to read about who everyone else is. Think of it like the first day of class where you have to introduce yourself.Watch enthusiasts may share common traits but come from all walks of life. We find that diversity to be amazing and part of why we all love different things. Some of you are die-hard tool watch lovers

Tag Heuer Link Watch Collection For 2011

Among Tag Heuer's mainstay watch collections is the Link. I believe it was originally introduced in the late 1980s, and has been a major part of the brand's image since then. The Link's DNA has always been linked to its bracelet - offering a special look that many have tried to replicate (but not very well). For 2011 Tag Heuer updates and refines the entire link watch collection. I sat down with Tag Heuer's CEO Mr. Babin to talk all about it.I previously wrote about a Link watch here when doing a review a few years ago. Owning a previous Link model helped me to see the differences tha

Angular Momentum AXIS/XXXIII Champlev| Lumineuse Watch Review

I love unique watches. That isn't to say I love "wild" watches that barely function in any utilitarian manner, but rather that I like unique watches that perform well but look different enough you might need a double take. This is the case with this Angular Momentum AXIS/XXXIII Champlev Lumineuse watch. The vital emphasis on the dial is the very rich amount of high quality luminant. Basically, this watch dial is all about lume decoration. It goes without saying that the level of darkness visibility with this watch is stunning. The luminant is applied in with small cut-aways that creat

High End Japanese Citizen Chronomaster Ultra Accurate Watch Available

The main draw of the Japan only Citizen Chronomaster (previously discussed here) is really the movement. The Citizen A660 is a thermoline quartz movement that I spent some time discussing here. In summary it is a specially designed quartz movement that is able to modulate the vibration of the quartz crystal in differing temperatures to ensure consistency, which in turn allows for greater precision. A thermoline quartz movement is accurate to within about 5 seconds year! The Citizen Chronomaster is one of the nicest Citizen watches to embody this wonderfully accurate movement (same type