Panerai Luminor Submersible PAM064C 1:1 Mirror Replica Watch

Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Regulateur Roue Carree Watch

I say this watch because people will notice and Stevie wonder, "what is happening here?". Nothing much really fancy to be honest, apart from the fun engineering gear. While the concept of a clover and square-shaped gear might be odd, it works. You can see in the video exactly how if you are not too mechanically spirit. Maurice Lacroix talks about the shows as if they invented just a time machine - but luxury brands are all about the hyperbole, so I can forgive them (to an extent).

Swiss Cubli Takes The Balance Wheel To A New Level

The Cubli isn't a watch, but if you love mechanical timepieces you are going to love this robotic cube. Designed in Zurich and no doubt somewhat inspired by mechanical watch movements, the Cubli is an ultra-modern robot that feels like what happens in Switzerland when people with a focus on the past also focus on the future. When I imagine how the watch industry can better interact with the technology industry I think of something like this.What is Cubli? It is a 15cm perfect cube that moves by itself using a series of spinning wheels. The wheels create momentum but also provide balance due

BEST FROM: & Friends March 28 2014

Baselworld is here and in this round-up you will see the latest watches from Rolex including the new ?Pepsi? GMT-Master II and Sea-Dweller 4000. We also check out other new watches such as Tudor s new Heritage Black Bay ?Blue? and A. Lange & S?hne s exquisite 1815 Tourbillon watch. Next, we take a closer look at at the $14,000 flea market find that turned out to be a priceless Vacheron Constantin timepiece and round off by taking a look at some bang-for-buck watches.1. Glashutte Original PanoLunarTourbillon Watch Hands-OnWith all the attention that A. Lange & S?hne is receiving, o

CMYA Myriad Watches

One of the new watch collections for 2011 that won't be easy to find is the "Myriad" collection from Swiss brand Cyma. While brands usually amuse/irritate me when they come up with new names for their products, Cyma actually put some thought into this one. "Myriad," as a word refers to a really large or indefinite number. The dials of the pieces have either a starry image of the "infinite" universe, or a light motif that Cyma simply calls their "infinity rhodium" dial. Like the limitlessness of space, so to is the name of the collection. Really happy Cyma didn't call the collection "Le