Richard Mille RM036 Jean Todt Forged Carbon Bezel Titanium Watch - All Black Edition

Swatch Year Of The Horse Watch For 2014

Swatch has released a new limited production Year of the Horse (ref. SUOZ169) watch. According to the Chinese Zodiac, 2014 is the year of the horse, following the year of the snake, to be followed by the year of the goat. The watch elegantly introduces horse-themed art to a New Gent collection timepiece in what is perhaps one of the nicest (and most affordable) year of the horse-themed pieces we've seen yet.For year of the dragon in 2012, the watch industry made some pretty cool watches, because well let's face it, dragons are fantasy creatures made for interesting imagery. While hors

URWERK UR-210Y Black Hawk Watch

Urwerk is getting odder each year and perhaps that is a good thing. It isn't just their new products that I am referring to, but little things like how their press releases are written. For example, the document they shared with us press people on the new version of the UR-210, known as the URWERK UR-210Y Black Hawk, was penned in the first person. It begins "I am one of the latest creations to emerge from the URWERK atelier," and goes from there. Does this watch have a sense of self-realization?Not exactly, but perhaps it was Urwerk's strangely poetic way of communicating about the c

Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep Sea Chronograph Watch

Jaeger-LeCoultre has been riding a wave of high praise in the wake of their SIHH announcements of vintage-inspired watches, such as the Tribute to Memovox Deep Sea of 2011 and the Tribute to Deep Sea Chronograph?from earlier this year. While we like tributes as much as the next guy, we really like it when a watch manufacturer, especially one as well-regarded as JLC, can dig deep and create something that stands on its own. Case in point, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep Sea Chronograph, a more modern and practical variation of the winning formula that gave birth to the Tribute to Deep Sea Chr

Cacheux Elephant Automatic Watch

This is a watch that I really never thought was going to be made. It started out as a concept watch called the "Galibier" based upon a concept car from Bugatti with the same name. Fabien Cacheux designed it to have a perlage decorated "drum case," Bugatti logo, and an interesting strap system. Less than a year later, a more practical version of the piece is being made - but in very limited quantities and it will be called the "Cacheux Elephant Automatic."Although France based Cacheux tries to explain the "Elephant" name, I still don't quite get it. Something about being so gigantic an