Piaget Altiplano Duo Dual Swiss Ladies Watch

MB&F HM5 On The Road Again Watch

Say hello to the MB&F HM5 watch. The 5th model in the Horological Machine family comes about two years after the release of the MB&F HM4 (hands-on here), and is actually the high-end boutique watch brand's most affordable watch ever. Max Busser of MB&F continues to assert his youth and the inspiration that formed his tastes in a watch that is not only motivated by an era, but also directly inspired by some of its most iconic creations.Last year while waiting for a new Horological Machine model we were greeted with the Legacy Machine Number 1. We now know that MB&F will

Tudor Heritage Chrono Watch Video Has American Flair Not Actually Sold In America

Asia's fascination with the Tudor watch brand continues to elude me. Maybe that is because Tudor watches haven't been sold in the US in a while (at least as far as I know). So I have no emotional connect to the brand or its timepieces. As most of you know, Tudor is a brand run and owned by Rolex. Some call it baby Rolex, some call it "poor, but not so poor man's Rolex." Their new watch marquee watch for 2010 is the Heritage Chrono. Not exactly my favorite piece, but this Tudor made video makes it look cool. American music (though covered, and not the original song so as to avoid expensive ro

Live Chat With Hublot Watch's Jean-Claude Biver On February 14th

Watch lovers now have a reason to cut Valentine's Day short. Live from Geneva at 3:00am Swiss time Hublot's Jean-Claude Biver will be hosting a live conference style chat online. He will be taking questions via e-mail, Hublot's fan forum, and Twitter. He will then respond directly to the questions on video. For people in the US that is 6pm PST time and 9pm EST time. To watch the live chat you need to visit HublotNation. To participate, you have the following options:Leave a comment on the Live Chat page: http://hublotnation/live/second-live-chat-with-jc-biver/Twitter, by twe

Vacheron Constantin Packard Grande Complication Pocket Watch

Last June there was a special Christie's auction that featured a series of timepieces owned by James Ward Packard - namesake of Packard automobiles. The highlight of the auction was this specially commissioned Vacheron Constantin pocket watch made in 1918.The pocket watch came in a hand-chiseled 20k gold case with J.W. Packard's insignia on the caseback. The beautiful gold case was hand-engraved and the dial was simplistic given all the features the watch had. Inside of the grande complication was a beautiful movement that offered the time, 30 minute chronograph, minute