Roger Dubuis Excalibur Tourbillon Watch Japanese Movement - Blue Dial

The watch from Hublot Big Bang RCMP ideally expresses the aesthetic

The watch from Hublot Big Bang RCMP ideally expresses the aesthetic concept of "fusion" window It has a 44.5 mm bezel stainless steel casing pods and side inserts in composite resin, rubber strap characteristic porthole and a rear window made from Black ceramic. The distinctive carbon dial is accentuated by sporting red details, including a red logo of the RCMP in 09.

Why Does A Mechanical Watch Make Noise While Worn? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches

 Sven R. from Belgium asks: Recently I got very interested in automatic / self-winding watches. I’ve noticed that the cheaper models often make a lot of noise, both ticking and rotor swings. Now I’m wondering if that’s normal and what level of noise is “acceptable” for an automatic watch. I there for example a method to tighten everything up?Few mechanical machines are perfectly quiet. Watch movements are no different. Watch movements pretty much all have a rapid “tic tic tic” sound if you listen closely and some automatic movements might have

Dievas Zeta Professional Giveaway Winner + Watch

A lot of people have been asking me about the Dievas Zeta Pro watch giveaway results - specially who won, and if they like their watch. The winner recently received his watch from the giveaway sponsor GnomonWatches and has provided some images to share with everyone of his new Dievas Zeta Professional Phantom timepiece. He is pretty impressed with the timepiece and frankly I am as well. These are cool watches and here are some pics fresh out of the box with the plastic still on the strap.The winner of the watch was Dennis K. from New Jersey. He was chosen truly at random. I gave e

Watch Making; The Industry Of The Niche Markets And Boutique Manufactures

You might be wondering what Voltron has to do with watch making. Well, nothing actually, though I did think this segment of Voltron forming was cool. It also helps me illustrate a point about the watch industry, and how a good watch is really made up from the efforts of several entities working together.When you see a new watch that you like. You pick it up and may think to yourself, "they really make a nice watch." This would be the logical thing to say, but a more accurate statement a lot of the time would be, "they assemble a really nice watch." And sometimes not even that. Don't kid you