Richard Mille RM56-01 AN Saphir Black Edition Replica Watch

The case of the new Ferragamo watches is sculptured in stainless steel

The case of the new Ferragamo watches, 43 mm in diameter, is sculptured in stainless steel and incorporates a glareproofed sapphire crystal over the dial. The screw-down case-back is also equipped with a sapphire crystal and reveals the beauty of the mechanism beating inside. The case-back holds a nice surprise for sea-lovers C it is engraved with a blue marlin.

in famous El Primero chronograph movement in reality big brother ZENITH

Clean, simple, sporty, but not seek too masculine to wear to work.Finally, we have added very impressive Monaco range. Using the calibre 36 movement, which is in famous El Primero chronograph movement in reality big brother ZENITH (which historically was used by Rolex and Panerai), Monaco 24 make its place at the top of the page on the family of Monaco. It uses the same case as the Monaco LS very cool design, and but he was treated with black PVD. The real pleasure of this piece is really how the colored dial and movement calibre 36 are held in the case. Essentially, they are suspended in the case of give the appearance of a "floating face", in addition to making this very the shock-resistant watch. These will be available later this year for a shadow on $11, 000.For images online of all the watches mentioned above, click on.

Arnold & Son UTTE Ultra-Thin Tourbillon Watch Review

It is not often that we at aBlogtoWatch write three articles on the same timepiece, but the UTTE gets that treatment. At Baselworld 2013 Arnold & Son released this watch as the world's (current) thinnest tourbillon. We debuted the UTTE watch for you here. "UTTE" stands for "ultra thin tourbillon escapement," and it certainly is. Arnold & Son narrowly beat Piaget to production of the thinnest tourbillon ever. Being the most thin isn't really that important to us. What is important is that the watch is very wearable, and very attractive.At Baselworld 2013 we got a nice hands-on

Omega Spacemaster Z-33 Watch Review

The Omega Speedmaster Spacemaster Z-33 watch is the thematic follow-up to the famed Omega X-33 pilot watch that we recently discussed again as it was?worn (and loved) by Astronaut Chris Hadfield (now apparently retired). The X-33 was originally released in 1998, mostly intended toward the professional and active enthusiast market as a sort of Omega answer to the Breitling Aerospace. What makes all these watches unique in the high-end space is that they are not mechanical, but rather quartz-based. Though, as I will explain, that is nothing to dissuade you from wanting one.Yeas ago, Ome