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Chopard Happy Sport watch was particularly brilliant since its launch in 1993

Right from the time of its launch in 1993, Happy Sport line was particularly brilliant. This very original watch was inspired by the lighthouse of Happy Diamonds model, while adding a touch of updating of the lines of originality and Vanguard. Since then, the Happy Sport collection has become one of the biggest hits of the mark.The new Happy Sport Chrono Mark II presented at Baselworld last year was in agreement with that in accordance with decision to innovate and respond to women in terms of watches still more sophisticated applications.

Bathys Benthic Ti Watch Winner Follow-Up Review

Below see a follow up review from the winner of the highly desired Bathys Benthic Ti watch that I gave-away here. Thank you Pat for the thoughts:When my Bathys Benthic Ti arrived over a week ago, the first thing I did was pull out my recently acquired 1962 Omega Seamaster. I love my Omega. it has a definite 60's vibe which sits well with me, thank you very much. It reeks of three?martini lunches and steno pools.I laid it next to the Bethnic Ti."Christ", I thought. "This is a big friggin' watch".Madmen.... Meet Mad Max!PRESENTATION: Simple, practical and to the point. The watch arr

Citizen Eco-Drive World Perpetual AT Watches

Citizen's featured mainstream new watch collection for 2010 is this Eco-Drive World Time Perpetual AT line of timepieces. Based on a newly developed movement, the collection comes in a large range of styles, in various price brackets. From sporty to sleek, there is a World Perpetual AT watch for everyone. They are based on the new H144 Eco-Drive quartz movement that has a lot more features that it might suggest at first glance.For me, this watch is about offering the functionality and feature set excepted in Citizen and other similar Japanese watches, but in a very classic, simple loo

An Insurance Provider's List Of The Top 20 Watches Of All Time

If you happen to stumble upon the website MoneySupermarket you probably won't think it has anything to do with watches. It doesn't, acting as a sort of aggregator for insurance providers for its audience. However, one of their marketing people (Karl) is a pretty serious watch lover (and proud aBlogtoWatch reader). As a way of trying to tie together what his employer does with his love of watches, he came up with his own list of the top 20 watches ever... as a way of lightly suggesting "you might want to think about getting your timepiece collection insured."While every "top watche