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Mutewatch Watch Review: Quiet Time Management

Sometimes, change comes quietly. The Mutewatch may not have grabbed as many headlines as some of its competitors, such as the Pebble, the Phosphor or the iPod Nano watch. Still, over the past seven years, it has grown from a futuristic geek-toy (former Apple-CEO Steve Wozniak was one of its first public advocates) to a celebrated "in brand". At least in Europe its colorful plastic look and minimal design aesthetic, strikingly similar in style to the immensely successful Urbanears headphones, have caught on with the trend- and tech-savvy public in a big way. Without a single doubt, this

Diesel Batman & Bane Watches For The Dark Knight Rises

If the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso for the Dark Knight Rises didn't inspire you, maybe this set of Batman and Bane watches from Diesel will. While the watches aren't going to be available while the movie is still in theaters... Batman and The Dark Knight Rises fans will be able to get their hands on these watches in November of 2012.What are they? Diesel specially created these two limited edition watches to go with the look of hero Batman or villain Bane. Based on the brand's SBA collection of watches (that actually stands for "Super Bad Ass"), the Diesel Bane or Batman Dark Knight Rise

Mooren New Vintage Watches: By A Teenager

As legendary watchmakers of yesterday slowly pass away we must welcome the new era of budding watch makers and brand people who will ensure that mechanical watches not only thrive for the next 50 years, but also that they remain true to their origins as hand-made objects. Not quite at the point where he is producing the latter, but new brand Mooren was started by Mick Mooren, a 19 year old Dutch teenager.For several years, Mick has been spending a healthy amount of his time messing around with watch movements. There's an interesting story involving Zenith, that gave him some free NOS

A Watch For Superheroes: The Linde Werdelin Two-Timer Biformeter Watch Review

I recall that as a kid, I was often really excited about the toy versions of items and implementations I'd seen in movies or comic books. The 'play' version of the Ghostbusters' photon pack just didn't remind me enough of the real ones on the screen, and the kid's Batman utility belt just didn't have enough utility, though it was booming with plasticine charm. I just never found anything 'real' enough to satisfy the desires I had (and probably still have) to live out fantasy adventures.What are we provided with in real life to live out adventures now? Really utilitarian stuff mostly.