Richard Mille 67-02 Wayde Van Niekerk Forged Carbon Swiss Replica Watch

Oris square Ladies watch well designed for the case in stainless steel with curve delicate of digital art on the dial

Case multi-chip wide and thick, particularly make a lightweight titanium alloy for the sustainable improving and wear comfort. Oris square Ladies watch, well designed for the case in stainless steel with curve delicate of digital art on the dial, shows the charm of women. Simple and symmetric design, the classic elegancetand stand. Pointer and scale in special care, under the carved face plate shines bright. Pair of Square Oris watch, it is the expression of love for the choice of remote sensing pair!

Hajime Asaoka Tourbillon Watch

I am not too familiar with independent Japanese watch makers. There are lots of smaller brands making timepieces in Japan aside from the big three (Seiko, Casio, and Citizen), but most of those are less expensive or novelty pieces. Here is a high-end independent Japanese watch maker you should be familiar with named Hajime Asaoka - with a brand of the same name.His watch is the simply named Hajime Asaoka Tourbillon and it is a very attractive timepiece. The design is actually more architectural and art deco than it is traditionally Japanese. Not that there is anything wrong with that,

Hublot Aero Bang & King Power Aero Bal Harbor Limited Edition Watches

Look more closely, the two watches in this article are different. Though seriously - while they are cool looking -you'd think that Hublot might have wanted to make them look just a tad bit more different. The major difference of course is the case. One is in a Big Bang case, and the other is in a King Power case - though you'll agree that at a cursory glance they look almost too much alike. One of the reasons for the similarities is the fact that they are both "Aero" watches. These are usually skeletonized chronographs. Thus, the names of theese watches are the Hublot Aero Hang Bal Har

Porsche Design P'6780 Diver Watch Is Hand-Me-Down Eterna

When I visited the Porsche Design booth at Baselworld 2010 I was pretty amused to see the new P'6780 Diver watch cause it looked pretty familiar. In fact, just a few years ago Eterna released a watch that was almost identical, called the Eterna KonTiki Diver. I really loved about that piece and wrote about it here. Why was it that somehow the Eterna KonTiki Diver was now a simplified Porsche Design watch?For starters you should know that Eterna makes all the watches for Porsche Design. So it seemed pretty clear that this was a deliberate move, meant to erase the history of the KonTiki