Richard Mille RM028 Automatic Diver's Swiss Replica Watch in Red

Appearance of Replica Kenneth Cole Women's KC2569 Watch

His band of White Leather joined a round stainless steel case, with longer pins for a women's effect. Lake-studded rhinestone stainless steel bezel frames a mother-of-Pearl Dial with rhinestone dot hour indicators. Hands tapered, Luminescent, a subdial at 06 position and a logo of Kenneth Cole at 12 complement this quartz-powered timepieces. This watch is resistant to 99 feet (30 m).

Arnold & Son Royal TEC1 Tourbillon Chronograph Watch

Just when we were beginning to think that the tourbillon was as played-out as a top 40 hit, Arnold & Son pulls us back in. After the success of last year's Baselworld release of the UTTE, Arnold and Son had set a high bar for this year's new model. With the recent announcement of the TEC1 Tourbillon Chronograph, I think we can consider that bar blown away. Part of their Royal collection, the TEC1 features a brand new in-house movement that combines a tourbillon, column wheel chronograph and automatic winding. With a beautiful and uncommon dial layout, the TEC1 offers huge amounts o

Van Cleef & Arpels Watches At SIHH 2009 Video

One of my favorite watch makers from a novelty standpoint is Van Cleef & Arpels. There is always a little bit of magic in their watches. In the video, the current philosophy behind the brand's watches is made very clear. Essentially they admit that people need watches less today (than in the past) to tell the time, as we can rely on phones and computers. However, luxury watches are still valued for what they call "whimsical complications." To this degree, art becomes as important as function in a watch - and the degree of creativity imbued in their line up is intriguing.The first watch

Longio Tourbillon Watches: Chinese Watchmaking Pride

While many companies won't like me saying this, a less than announced fact is that many watch makers these days have some or most of their parts made in China (movements often included). Even many high-end watch makers likely have something in the construction of the watch that is of Chinese origin. One exception are the rare (and expensive) watches with the Seal of Geneva, meaning they are the most Swiss made, "Swiss Made" watches around.Is it a bad thing that watch parts are coming from China? Not necessarily. Like most places, China produces good and bad things. In a culture that c