Patek Philippe Calatrava 5298 Swiss Replica Watch in Pink Gold Casing - Diamonds Hours

The Rarest And Most Expensive Patek Philippe Watches

The name Patek Philippe is among the most powerful in the entire watch industry. It is synonymous with class, conservatism, high auction values, price legitimacy, and some of the best looking traditional watches now or ever made. Patek Philippe remains an independent company whose secrets and plans are tightly guarded, and its most exclusive watches often go directly from the factory to the hands of the world's most prestigious collectors - never to be displayed in a store counter or window. When it comes to high-end timepiece auction prices, Patek Philippe leads the pack easily domina

L. Leroy Osmior Tourbillon Regulateur Automatique Watches

One of the latest old names in watch making to be brought back is L. Leroy, this time under the Festina Group that also owns Perrelet as well as watch movement maker Soprod. L. Leroy was a well-regarded watchmaker from the 18th century but the name was used in pocket watches and wristwatches into the 20th century. A few years ago (I believe) it was brought back as a high-end luxury brand with some interesting models. This is their tourbillon, and it has a lot going for it. Let's check out in more detail the L. Leroy Osmior Tourbillon Regulateur Automatique collection of watches.I was

The Nivrel Shark Sea Tourbillon Is A Rare Tourbillon In A Sea Of Glamour

We know that tourbillon watches are expensive. The complex little movements are at a premium based on the difficultly of manufacture and the prestige of owning one. The bar has been set pretty high with all variations of multi axis tourbillons and flying tourbillons that give a great view of the action. What ever happened to just the basic tourbillon? Because more tourbillon watches go for $50k and up, the proprietors of such luxuries feel the need to spruce them up with lots of gilding and fancy appointments to justify the prices. That is typically the case with most tourbillon w

Archimede Outdoor Watch Review

When I've taken a look at Archimede watches in the past, they've always presented themselves as refined watches, something that's perhaps more suited to an office, or a night out on the town. Which isn't to say that you couldn't head out to the backwoods with their watches, it's just that the styling seemed incongruent to that activity. Well, that all changes with one of their latest models, the aptly named Outdoor.For outdoor activities, you definitely want to have a lightweight and legible watch, and Archimede has met those criteria handily. The watch weighs in at 75g (on the