Omega Speedmaster MARK II Co-Axial Chronograph Brushed Steel Case

the heart of the new Christian Dior Ari watch

The lateral sapphire crystals provide an enjoyable vision of a manual-wound movement, engraved just like the case. Built on 18 jewels, the heart of the new Christian Dior Ari watch operates at a frequency of 18,000 vibrations per hour and offers a 40-hour power reserve.

Breitling Chronomat GMT New Model!

Breitling has finally released a new movement (sort of) with their 04 class! It resides in the new Breitling Chronomat GMT, which is just the day before. Its a terrible 47 mm Chronomat with a GMT complication. And as the Rolex GMT II and of the Omega Seamaster, the main hand of 12 hours is used for the local time and is indexed on the date, so it can more easily be used for travel. A nice touch and a good blow on a part of the Breitling do that instead the opposite is much less useful for travel. The only thing which lack this watch is a window 24 hours a day. Instead, you get a diving-account countdown bezel and 24-hour scale is printed on the dial. However, I think more interesting is the possibility that buyers can now purchase a Chronomat in a larger format 47 mm.

Hamilton Watches Open Up Their New Movement

I've been a fan of the Hamilton Jazzmaster line for some time now, and have appreciated some of the open-heart dials they've created in the past. Their latest (the Viewmatic Skeleton), though, is truly a skeleton watch, not just a dial with some cut out pieces of metal.That's because the Jazzmaster Viewmatic Skeleton watches (yes, this is a his-n-her's release) were designed with the intent of showing off their new H-20-S automatic movement. There's very little in the way of you seeing the actual moving parts at work, and the movement itself has cutouts and finishing (laser-engraved)

Van Cleef & Aprels Lat|rale Watch

Released in about 2006, this is one of those rare Van Cleef & Arpels watches meant for men. Though I do believe moving forward the brand will focus on men's pieces a bit more. The Lat rale is named as such for a very cool little complication on the side of the watch where the power reserve is located. Here a "lateral" power reserve is placed where it is not only easy to see, but does not take up space on the dial.So, who else has done this? A few people, but this is probably the least expensive timepiece I know that has this type of power reserve complication. The other watch I am