Omega Speedmaster 1957 Co-Axial Edition Swiss Replica Watch - 1:1 Mirror Replica

Seiko Power Design Chronograph SBPP003/SBPP001 Watch

Each year Seiko holds a contest called the Power Design Project. I don't know all the details, but I believe it involves a contest among Seiko designers (and maybe other designers as well) in Japan to design cool new concept watches. Often times, many of the designs are very sober and classic - less wildly futuristic. Seiko actually produces some of the winning designs each year. Most of these pieces are limited in production and only sold in Japan, but you can get them online.One of my favorite Power Design Project watch models from the last few years that was actually produced is th

Swarovski Octea Sport Ladies' Watch

Swarovski is making bold moves, ladies! (Guys, be at least idly aware).While other brands are scaling back and trying to focus on how to stay relevant in these times - Swarovski is taking their beloved crystals and developing their own line of watches, to properly exhibit the beauty - on a timepiece.My initial thought upon seeing the new line of watches from Swarovski was that it looks so familiar...I tried to think of the exact predominantly women's brands that it reminded me of, and then I realized - all of them.Chanel - Dior - Nixon - Tag Heuer.You cannot escape those immediate p

Last Chance To Enter For the Free 2CAN Watch

This month's free watch giveaway is ending soon at the end of the month, so don't forget to enter to win a 2CAN watch right here. It will just take a moment. Remember that you get to choose your favorite 2CAN watch collection model, not just the pictured one above. See the giveaway page for full details.Enter to win a free 2CAN watch from and WatchWear here. See more articles about: Post navigationPrevious PostMy Favorite Ball Watches At JCK, Big And Lots Of LumeNext PostKazimon Drei Chronograph Titanium Watch

Fashion Watch: Guest Editor On Lifestyle Mirror

Last week I had the privilege of acting as the guest editor on the popular fashion website Lifestyle Mirror. It was an interesting experience, and proved useful to communicate to a non-watch cultured audience. Doing so always helps keep me grounded because it is easy to forget that we use a lot of terms on aBlogtoWatch that many people aren't familiar with. I helped the Lifestyle Mirror readers decide how much to spend on a watch, how to choose a watch for the right occasion, what watches are cool right now, and of course a bit about myself. They did a nice job, and I would particularl