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GIVEAWAY: Ritmo Mundo Persepolis Triple Time Watch

For April we have a very unique watch from Ritmo Mundo available for one lucky winner. This is the Ritmo Mundo Persepolis Triple Time. It starts with a huge 52.5mm wide steel case that has a middle section that "orbits" around to reveal one of two faces. The watch contains three total movements, each being a Swiss Ronda quartz. One side has two distinct dials each with their own time, and the other side has one time zone with the hours and minutes on separate dials. The architectural case has skeletonized lugs and an interesting style. Despite the large size, the Persepolis is quite we

Glashutte Original Sixties Square Tourbillon Watch

The funkiest straightforward tourbillon watch for 2011 might just be this limited edition Sixties Square Tourbillon from Glashutte Original. The 41mm by 41mm wide square cushion style watch case is great looking and the execution of the flying tourbillon just seems like a nice icing on the cake afterthought. It is as though the entire watch was done but it had a subsidiary seconds dial so someone said, "hey, I bet a flying tourbillon would look good in there!" (of course in a German accent), and it was settled.This is the first cushion style watch in the Sixties collection and

Sportourer Touch Beat HR Watch Review

I was surprised when I got this Sportourer Touch Beat watch from Selle Italia. The company is mostly known for their bicycle seats and actually has a line of seats with the "Sportourer" name. Then ll of a sudden they come out with a digital/analog watch that has a heart rate monitor. Cool.Just having a heart rate monitor watch wasn't enough for them. Being the style conscious Italians that they are, it was their desire to have a watch that didn't make you look like someone devoid of taste while wearing it. Truthfully, most heart rate monitor watches are ugly as sin (with some exceptio

Magellan 1521 Watch Review

Coincidentally I am writing this review while in Switzerland. The mecca for all things watch. Being here has helped me really understand the Magellan 1521 watch. One way to look at parts of Switzerland (especially the airport) is that it is like a huge mosaic for watch ads. Brands that you'd never think would have their own billboard are prominently displayed as though they were selling laundry detergent. And I don't think I saw one ad for a watch that would go for under $10,000. So how is all this relevant? Because as a maker of fine watches, what you really need to do is do somethin