Panerai Luminor Submersible PAM615 Flyback Japanese Replica Watch

Jaeger LeCoultre's OTHER DivingWatch its original black face and patina

It still has its original black face and patina. by lume on markers. We really love this watch for another reason. It represents a middle way in of vintage MLC. A high-quality, rare shows that has a much higher price, but that is not so expensive it is completely out of the question, such as the Polaris. We have found dozens of Memovoxes, but the authenticity is always an issue and many of them have a look in our view. This deep sea Master Mariner is a watch that really shows its roots LeCoultre, and we like it a lot. The price is $ 4,250. Click here for details and more photos.

Ralph Lauren Stirrup Chronograph Watch Review

This bell-shaped watch is the Stirrup by Ralph Lauren. Equestrians now have another timepiece dedicated to their hobby. No longer can brands like Piaget and Hermes share in most of the horse world spotlight. Ralph Lauren's Polo sub-brand can't be separated from the sport it is meant to honor, and I think a watch based on riding equipment and Ralph Lauren immediately makes sense, even though Mr. Lauren's design and inspirational scope is much larger. The Ralph Lauren Watch Company is rather far removed from mainstream Polo shirts available at Macy's. Ralph Lauren has an impressive highe

Vittorium AT Watches

So recently, I am on the phone with a particularly enthusiastic Italian man who is telling me about Vittorium. He speaks to me like Vittorium is his child - no his family name - in a particularly enthusiastic manner that only Italians can seem to have mastered. Vittorium is a brand that until recently was totally unknown to me. Which makes sense as there isn't a lot of advertising and more or less little presence so far in the US. Vittorium has been around for a long time actually - but only recently started to brand their own watches - prior to such being a supplier for other brands.

HourTime Podcast Episode 3 - The Golden Hand

Episode three of the quickly evolving podcast how HourTime (starring myself and John Biggs) is now online.We discuss some winners of the watch industry version of the Oscars, the Grand Prix d Horlogerie de Geneve 2009. Winners included Richard Mille, Greubal Forsey, the Hublot Black Caviar $1 million watch, Audemars Piguet and A. Lange & Sohne.We also discuss the watch business - what groups own what brands, how well they are doing, and like that.Then, we say a few words about Panerai, and more about how accurate watch making was so protected and why - more fascinating military