Richard Mille RM35-2 Rafael Nadal Forged Carbon Case with Black Rubber Strap

Arnold & Son TE8 M|tiers d?Art I Tourbillon Watch

Limited to just a handful of pieces, this is the Arnold & Son TE8 M tiers d Art I, which is a distinctly decorated version of the larger TE8 watch collection and I happen to find it quite stunning. Reading the Arnold & Son website, you'd really think the brand was English, the way they talk about traditional English watchmaking and movement decoration. Are they British? Not really. John Arnold, the legendary English watchmaker was, of course, from England. The Arnold & Son of today is a testament to his work and legacy, though it is entirely Swiss.There are very few actual

Longines Watches And The French Open

A couple of weekends ago, I had the privilege of attending the 2012 French Open (aka Roland Garros) in Paris, France. The French Open is arguably one of the top two or three professional tennis tournaments in the world (behind Wimbledon and alongside the US Open) and brings the game's top players to the heart of Paris for a yearly event which dates as far back as 1891. Compagnie des Montres Longines Francillon SA, better and more simply known as Longines Watches, have been the official timekeeper and partner of the French Open since 2007, and claims to have found a strong synergy betwe

Giveaway: Christopher Ward C60 Trident GMT Watch

I am pretty jealous of who ever will be the winner of this month's giveaway. I have here a Christopher Ward C60 Trident GMT watch for your winning pleasure. The C60 Trident was released in late 2010 and came in a range of flavors. The inspiration behind the C60 Trident collection is the widely beloved (and also British) Bremont Supermarine 500. Not everyone can afford a Supermarine, so the C60 Trident is your next best bet. Christopher Ward also offers the C60 Trident in GMT form, and that is what you can win here.This watch is interesting because it borrows from both the Bremont Supe

4N MVT-01/D01 Watch Now Available In Titanium

4N is a relatively new watch company that was started in 2009 by Francois Quentin. If you are not familiar with the name, know that Mr. Quentin is one of the main people behind Hautlence - another high-end brand - and he was also responsible for the design of Louis Vuitton s Tambour watches.The MVT-01/D01 was the company s first watch and we have written about it a number of times in the past - most recently in a hands-on article here.?The watch is unique because of the way it displays the time - it uses an all-mechanical 514-part movement to display the time digitally using a series of dis