Panerai Pam 305 L Luminor Submersible Swiss Watch

TAG Heuer Wins 2010 Red Dot Awards For Product Design

In addition to watches, the categories evaluated by the international jury Red Dot includes cars, appliances, furniture, shoes and sunglasses. Each candidate is assessed on a standard which supports features user, innovation and quality of the basic product. Thousands of products are subject to companies in more than 60 countries.

Nomos Orion 38 Watch Review

As a dyed-in-the-wool sport watch guy, I always have some trouble with dress watches. I've reviewed a handful in my time and while many were great watches, I never feared the moment when a dressy piece would be returned to its owner and I would go back to my personal collection of brutish divers and tough-boy pilots. That changed when I got a chance to see a variety of Nomos watches earlier this year at Baselworld. While the new Ahoi is certainly a stunner, the 38 mm versions of Nomos' standard line, the Tangente, Ludwig and the Orion, felt like a good fit for not only my wrist - but a

Rotary Jura Watch Review - Affordable Skeleton

With the Jura, Rotary has created a line of skeleton watches which are classically styled and handsome, yet don't overreach. Lower-priced skeleton watches are often horological traps set by fashion brands to ensnare budding watch enthusiasts under the false pretense of tradition and historical significance. What Rotary has done, is to proudly display the movement sans superfluous machine decoration. The Rotary name isn't well known in the US but this privately-owned Swiss company is headquartered in London with the UK being its largest market. Rotary isn't exactly forthcoming about the

Louis Vuitton Tambour Myst|rieuse Watch

Louis Vuitton watches always feel special. They don't release new watches too often, and when they do, they barely give any information about them - they are also quite rare. They have been playing with the Tambour case for a while, adding new designs and styles all the time. This is likely to be the "highest-end" Louis Vuitton Tambour watch of them all. My favorite is still the Louis Vuitton Tambour Diver watch. Now you might not think of Louis Vuitton as a watch maker. You'd be right in theory, but you'd be missing a major point. The LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy) Group owns seve