Richard Mille RM 018 Tourbillon Hommage A Boucheron Swiss Watch Rose Gold Case

MB&F Legacy Machine LM1 Xia Hang Performance Art Watch

For 2014, boutique Swiss watch maker MB&F releases its next "performance art" watch that combines a member of the MB&F watch family with the talent of an artist appreciated by the brand and its founder, Max Busser. This concept has been around almost since the beginning of the brand and here takes the form of the limited edition Legacy Machine 1 (LM1) Xia Hang timepiece. What is new about it? Look closely and you'll see a modification to the original LM1's vertical power reserve indicator on the dial.The character on the dial is a form that Chinese artist Xia Hang has been exp

Christopher Ward C8 Pilot Mark II Vintage Watch

If you need a quick pilot watch fix and don't want to shell out four digit amounts on an IWC or something like that, then Christopher Ward's C8 Pilot collection is a good option. Their newest version offers that slick vintage look with a tan strap and tan lume that seems to go equally well with shorts and jeans. This isn't a new watch per se as the C8 has been in Christopher Ward's collection for a bit, but this new version is among the most appealing.The case is sandblasted steel and 44mm wide. I would love to see them offer a PVD black version to offer more of that Bell & Ross B

Linde Werdelin SpidoSpeed Chronograph Watch

I think that the perlage polish applied base dial will be a stunning design element on this new watch from Linde Werdelin. With a release date of around May 2011, the new SpidoSpeed is the next iteration of the SpidoLite watch concept, and the brand's first chronograph model. The relatively svelte case needed to be increased by 3mm in height to incorporate the mechanical chronograph movement. I actually like that - as the design of the case can accommodate a chunky look quite well. The watch is now 44mm wide by 15mm tall.The SpidoSpeed is in steel, not titanium. Will there be f

Harwood Original Maker Of The Automatic Wrist Watch Resurfaces: Look Past Lukewarm Looks For Interesting Designs

If you ever wanted to know who the original maker of the automatic wrist watch was, it was Harwood, a British watch company. They didn't invent the automatic winding mechanism, that was done previously in pocket watches, but they were the first to bring them to the wrist watch with a patent in 1924. Founder, John Harwood was a soldier in World War 1 and a watch maker. He wanted to create a watch that could withstand the elements better, as well as make it more convenient. He understood that constantly winding a hand-wound watch exposed it to lots of dust and other types of wear. Thus, i