Roger Dubius Excalibur Chronoexcel Japanese Watch in Black Dial

Bell & Ross is releasing a series of Limited Edition US Open timepieces

In celebration of Bell & Ross's 20th Anniversary as the Official Timekeeper of the US Open Tennis Championships, Bell & Ross is releasing a series of Limited Edition US Open timepieces with Eco-Drive technology.The Limited Edition tennis-themed watches are emblazoned with the official USTA logo and feature a sporty red, white and blue motif. The designs are further set apart with tennis racquet-inspired textural elements on both the dial and the bezel; and sporty white or blue polyurethane straps. They are crafted of stainless steel with 42 mm cases and retail for $149.00.

Gustafsson & Sjogren Winter Nights Watch

Only 10 pieces of the Winter Night watch will be produced by the Swedish team Gustafsson & Sjogren. In a way this watch is the accumulation of everything they have been working toward. That being a totally Damascus steel case, dial, crown, and movement plate. You either love or hate the look of hand-folded and forged metal. While not something I would wear on a daily basis, I find Damascus steel to be beautiful. Pretty much everything in this watch is produced in-house at GoS. That include the large movement plate (the rest is not in-house), and most of what you see and touch. The

Girard-Perregaux New Sea Hawk Watch

Recently we debuted the new Girard-Perregaux Sea Hawk and Chrono Hawk watches (here). Very soon after I got a chance to get some hands-on love with the new collection. While I debuted the new models in a single article, they are really distinct watches. Therefore we felt it was best to isolate each of these new Girard-Perregaux sport watches in a single post.People are split on which pieces they favor. Some people like the diving Sea Hawk more, while others (who tend to be more into classic watches) like the Chrono Hawk collection better. I probably fall into the first category. Don't

Watch In The Wild: Hublot King Power Gold Unico

Contributed by Anish BhattClick on the images for larger versions.Not much can beat a warm day, a nice new watch and a good camera! We don't get too many of the first part in London, so when the temperature reaches anywhere over 20 degrees Celsius it's best to take advantage of it!Our model: Oliver Knowles wears a single breasted suit in Alfred Brown wool, tailored on Saville Row by Timothy Everest. Cufflinks are by Mulberry, tie by Drakes and shirt by Hawes and Curtis. Grey and blue always seem to go together pretty perfectly. The cuffs are tapered well and?the blazer creates a goo