Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 904L Steel Swiss 45MM 1:1 Ultimate Edition Watch

MTM Falcon Watch Review

The point of this watch is either an idea you'll immediately love or dismiss. For tactical and utility purposes, this MTM Falcon watch has a dial which turns into a light. It started with the MTM Hawk collection and evolved here in the Falcon range. These are special proprietary designs and movements which offer the wearer a serious light on the wrist. Whether you are flagging down squad mates or trying to see your keys in the dark, this is a useful piece of tech that just misses being nerdy.MTM as a brand makes a series of "tactical timepieces." Actual or weekend warriors can get a k

TAG Heuer MikrotourbillonS Watch

By Ken KesslerWhether you consider tourbillons to be the ultimate in haute horlogerie, or C like me C you think they belong in pocket watches, Breguet s anti-gravity device remains the yardstick by which watch houses are judged. It should therefore be no surprise that TAG Heuer, a brand feverishly pursuing credibility not just as a manufacture, but one able to produce movements to challenge the very best, has chosen to fit a tourbillon to its latest assault on the state-of-the-art.Called the MikrotourbillonS, it is not the first chronograph to be fitted with a tourbillon; the magnifi

MB&F HM3 Chocolate Frog Limited Edition Watch

As part of high-end watch forum ThePuristS's 10th anniversary, MB&F will offer a (more) limited edition version of their Horological Machine No. 3 "The Frog" watch called "The Chocolate Frog." MB&F is really rewarding their fans and early adopters with this move. There are a fair number of happy MB&F watch owners who are part of the "PuristS" community, who themselves have helped to support MB&F in its early stages. More and more we see the best and more innovative watch brands working closely with the online content providers and communities that strive to support

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