Omega Speedmaster 57 Co-Axial Chronograph Watch in Leather Strap

Lamborghini watches are Swiss-made with expert craftsmanship

What is a watch? Is it just a way to tell time? Or is it much, much more? Is it a symbol of power, of respect, of class? Is it a tiny thing that sits on your wrist and tells you it's time to eat lunch, it's time to eat breakfast, it's time to leave work and head home? When you're wearing Lamborghini, a watch isn't just a watch. It's a sign that you're dressed for success. That you mean business. That you expect great things of yourself and those around you. Lamborghini watches are Swiss-made with expert craftsmanship and stylish design, putting time on your side and great style on your wrist.

Armin Strom Tourbillon Gravity Fire Watch With Micro-Rotor

Whatever you may think of the practicality of a tourbillon in a watch, there's no escaping that they are quite a visual treat to watch while they work away. Normally when a watch has one, though, that's all you really see of the movement from the dial side. The folks over at Armin Strom give us more of a show, however, as they follow the design direction it's namesake founder (a Master Skeletonizer) set for the brand 40 years ago. Their latest gives us another treat that I don't know I've ever seen visible from the front of a watch.The trick that the Armin Strom Tourbillon Gravity Fir

Auction Watch: Christie's Harry Winston Opus Collection Results

On May 30th, 2012 Christie's auction house in Hong Kong was host to the latest installment in their "Important Watches" auction series (which included a ton of watches). While this auction featured much of the normal fare from Panerai and Rolex, the main call for interest was an unparallelled representation of the Harry Winston Opus line. We have written of the Opus line in the past, but for those not in the know Opus is essentially a distinct line of Harry Winston timepieces which have been created in a collaborative partnership between Harry Winston and many of modern Horology's most

J. Crew Military Watch By Timex Watch Review On AskMen

This was honestly not the easiest watch to review. You think it would be simple, but you basically have a limited edition Timex that you are talking about - made for J. Crew of all places (watch style incarnate right?). Regardless of these surface level facts, is a lot more to this watch than meets the eye. You first need to understand a bit about it, and what went in to it. Timex was called upon by J. Crew to design a classic looking military watch that could fall smack-dab in the center of an Americana photo-mosaic. Like stylish jeans, the watch was meant to look pre-vintaged. Like y