Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Japanese Replica Watch - 45MM

Voutilainen GMT Six O'Clock Watch

We unfortunately don't cover Kari Voutilainen's timepieces as often as we'd like, though admittedly his creations are rare. In fact the brand's own website doesn't even mention this new GMT Six O'Clock watch yet. Each of his watches are completely handmade and his small production studio churns out a scant 50 or so timepieces each year. That truly isn't much. Kari has been quickly rising to semi-superstar status over the last few years as one of the insider watch community's preferred independent watch makers.Voutilainen has recently worked with MB&F on the Legacy Machine LM1 and

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 15 000 Gauss Watch Review

It would be safe to surmise that Omega was the star of the Swatch Group last year in 2013. 2014 and beyond are looking pretty bright as well, but what we can safely say is that Omega has done a good job of recognizing and celebrating its past, while also firmly looking into the future. A watch like the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra > 15,000 Gauss is really about both of those perspectives. In reviewing it, we find a solid classic Omega timepiece with a heart that literally dictates a guaranteed future of the brand. Let's take a closer look at one of the most anti-magnetic mechanical wa

Why Does The Seconds Hand On My Quartz Watch Not Line Up With The Markers? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches

Alan T. from Singapore asks:I recently acquired a year old used Luminox Navy Seals Colormark Blue. The minute hand moves a bit (half a minute) by itself depending on how I tilt the watch, and the second hand does not always align to the markers. I am not sure if this is a normal variant, or should I make a trip to the service centre as the watch is still covered with a warranty.We used to wonder why even on high-end quartz watches many times the seconds hand did not stop precisely where it should on the markers. Well, a few years ago, we learned why. It has to do with how most quartz watche

Sarpaneva Woodoo Moon Piece Unique Watch

When buying high-end watches from small, independent watchmakers, you are buying the personality of the watchmaker as much as you are the watch. Like art, an investment in a boutique and perhaps one-of-a-kind watch is primarily emotional before it is practical. However, how often is it that you find the watchmaker's face on the watch itself? The Sarpaneva Woodoo is one such example... and we also happen to think it is a cool watch for Halloween today.Quite literally, Finnish Stepan Sarpaneva's face is on the dial of the piece unique Woodoo watch. This individually made watch is based