Patek Philippe Dual Tourbillon Japanese Automatic Watch

Tissot Mens Veloci T Black Dial Chronograph Watch T0244271105100.

Case of stainless steel with a brushed and polished stainless steel bracelet. Fixed steel stainless bezel with tachometer. Black dial with the hands of your money and time of glue markers. -Minute markers around the outer rim. Date displays at the pos 03 the sport's. Chronograph three sub-dials display: 60 seconds, 30 minutes and 6 hours. Automatic movement. The scratch-resistant Sapphire. Solid case back. Case diameter: 45 mm. deployment clasp. 100 Meters/330 feet water resistant. Functions: hours, minutes, seconds, date, Chronograph and tachometer. Tissot Mens Veloci T Black Dial Chronograph Watch T0244271105100.

Oakley Time Bomb II Watch Remembered

We felt as though it was time to cover an interesting model and brand not yet discussed on aBlogtoWatch. Mostly known as a sunglasses maker, Oakley also has a rather interesting line of high-end as well as affordable watches. They are also one of the first big-name US brands to enter the "not cheap crap" watch market. I believe it was about 1999 when the brand's now famous "Time Bomb" watch was released. In 2009 they debuted the Time Bomb II watch as a follow-up to the original.Mixing a Swiss-made automatic movement and a uniquely designed case, the point of the Time Bomb II was to be

Nixon Watches Teams Up With The Beastie Boys

Back at Basel 2010 Nixon showed me a few cool watches I was excited to see. They later asked me to not write about them as they were not going to be released. OK, fine. More than a year later and the watches finally show up, Nixon and the partner seemed to work things out. What happened is that these limited edition watches were meant to be released along with the Beastie Boy's new album. The album was delayed, and so was the watch.Now it seems like things are back on track. Over a year later and the album is just now out. The new album is called "Hot Sauce Committee Part Two,"

Best Of: Audemars Piguet Watch Museum

It is ironic (and sad), that literally a week or two after I visited the Audemars Piguet Watch Museum in Le Brassus, it was burglarized! Yup, flat out heist. The thieves scaled the sides of the building with a ladder, broke into a window and ran off across the border into France with some watches. I am not sure what they were able to run off with. The museum is designed such that the exhibits are each in highly secured "vault" style rooms. Meaning that if you break into one room, chances are that you aren't gonna get into other rooms. I wonder what they were able to get. Some of those