Richard Mille RM035-2 Rafael Nadal Forged Carbon Case with Red Rubber Strap

the new Versace watch reveals a steel case

Issued in a limited edition, the model will be available solely and exclusively in New York City at Bergdorf Goodman. Retro-styled, the new Versace watch reveals a steel case, which measures 40 mm in diameter. It is fitted with a winding crown, located at 3 o'clock.The display of the new Mellor watch features the key markers of time: hours, minutes and seconds. The progression of hours and minutes is marked by centralized white hands, joined by a longer black seconds hand. They circulate over black-dressed minute graduation and white stick-shaped hour-markers at 3, 6, 9 and 12 o'clock.

Tissot T-Touch Expert Solar Watch

At the beginning of Baselworld 2014, we debuted the first look at the new for 2014 Tissot T-Touch Expert Solar watch, a new pinnacle in the long-standing T-Touch tactile high-function Swiss quartz watch collection. Tissot gave aBlogtoWatch a little hands-on time with the T-Touch Expert Solar, and given the unique features of the watch I felt it was very important to follow-up with some thoughts about the world's first T-Touch that does not require a battery change.Eventually I am hoping that we can offer you a full review of the T-Touch Expert Solar as there is really a lot to discuss

2013 Hong Kong Watch Fair Coming Soon

aBlogtoWatch will return to the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair this September to once again explore the world of watches from a more Eastern perspective. The largest show of its kind, the Hong Kong watch show is an amazing "Timepiece Extravaganza" (their words) that better reflects the broader watch market compared to the mostly high-end demographic that we tend to focus on when covering Baselworld or SIHH.One of the most interesting aspects of the show is being able to understand what technology or material is really becoming popular and mass produced. For example, last year we sta

Baume & Mercier Capeland Watch Review

Towards the end of high school, I started to discover high-end watches. Little-by-little, I would see things in store windows while strolling through shopping malls or at the watch and jewelry area at Costco. I never went out of my way to look for nice watches, but became intrigued by a few that spoke to me. One of those was a Baume et Mercier Capeland. Back then, the Capeland was a sort of classy and elegant sports watch. There were even a few diver's versions. The modern case was beefy-looking, and I loved the sword-style hands. I wanted one really bad, but it was a few thousand buck