Omega Seamaster Professional Watch in Black Dial

The new creation from Franck Muller is accompanied by a black strap

The Serie OA watch boasts a discrete dial, performed in silver or black. It is equipped with minute markers. The dial also exposes a 31-hole date indicator or date aperture, positioned at 6 o'clock.The new creation from Franck Muller is accompanied by a black, brown or grey leather strap, finished with a steel buckle. Alternatively, it can be presented on a steel bracelet.

Oakley Time Bomb II Watch Remembered

We felt as though it was time to cover an interesting model and brand not yet discussed on aBlogtoWatch. Mostly known as a sunglasses maker, Oakley also has a rather interesting line of high-end as well as affordable watches. They are also one of the first big-name US brands to enter the "not cheap crap" watch market. I believe it was about 1999 when the brand's now famous "Time Bomb" watch was released. In 2009 they debuted the Time Bomb II watch as a follow-up to the original.Mixing a Swiss-made automatic movement and a uniquely designed case, the point of the Time Bomb II was to be

Paul Picot C-Type Plongeur 48 Ben Spies Limited Edition Watch

When I first saw this new limited edition watch from Paul Picot, I thought that the logo on the dial looked a lot like something from my childhood. Check out the resemblance of Ben's lucky number 11 logo to that of GI Joe. You can't call it copying cause there is so much that looks like that. Military-esque style stars and USA colors? Never been done right? Being a fan of Paul Picot, and GI Jone, I thought I would write about it. Probably cause Ben Spies has a name that sounds like he would be a GI Joe character. I mean his last name is friggin "spies" (yes, I know it is pronounced "sp

Great Smartwatches From Movies & Television Chronicled In Samsung Galaxy Gear Video

In promotion of the Galaxy Gear smartwatch, Samsung has produced a pretty cool video that chronicles some of the major smartwatches seen in television and movie history. What is so cool about the video is that they have actual props (or really cool graphics thereof) of the pieces they mention. The list of course ends with the Samsung Galaxy Gear, which is touted as the accumulation of decades of unfulfilled demand.The real story of course is that the Galaxy Gear (I) is the first of many. Samsung has already shared that the Gear is the first of many smartwatches that it will continue to deve