Roger Dubuis Tourbillon Excalibur Swiss Watch

Speake-Marin Marin 1 Watch

Peter Speake-Marin is a highly noteworthy independent watch maker who has his hands in many interesting watches out there. Most important of course is his own brand, Speake-Marin. 2010 sees a new model, and most importantly a new movement - the Speake-Marin in-house made SM2 automatic. The movement is really beautiful. You can see it through the new Marin 1 watch caseback - being able to appreciate not only Speake-Marin's attention to detail and decoration, but also how beautifully it is made. The hallmark of a true luxury movement is that it looks beautiful from a quality standpoint,

Gucci Marina Chain Watch Collection - Women's Cruise 2009

A sexy bracelet that tells time.By Gucci.That's what this is.Gucci is a brand known for its Italian flair - classic shapes - and brilliant use of iconic motifs.You know a Gucci when you see it.This is holding true for their timepieces as well.As a relatively new extension of the brand, the watches are just a continuation of trends and designs that have already proven successful in their fashion and handbag lines.But one problem that seems to be clouding Gucci watches is that what works for handbags, does not always work for watches.I love Gucci - just not their watches.At least, no

Stylin' Xemex XE 5000 Automatic Watch With Perlage Polished Metal Face

This is one of the rarest Xemex XE 5000 watches out there, and perhaps the most interesting. This is Xemex trying to be even more avant garde and succeeding. The XE 5000 line of Xemex watches was intended to be a higher budget Offroad, and offered complex chronograph and standard three hand models in various flavors.This particular XE 5000 model features a complex perlage polishing on the steel face. This type of polishing has been common on high-end machinery for well over 100 years, and in some realms is a lost art. While this type of polishing is no longer technically needed,

Listener Call-In Show Tomorrow March 5th For HourTime Podcast

We are testing out new features for the HourTime Podcast - this time a listener call-in show we call the "Help Desk." During the proper scheduled time you need to call in. We will be here to answer questions, give opinions, and listen to you!Tomorrow, March 5th at 6:30pm EST we are doing our first such show. To participate, you will need to call (646) 915-8752. I believe you will need to call in at 6:30, and we will take it from there. Protocol is a bit up in the air right now.For more details, see the specific HourTime podcast episode page here.We won't be able to get to everyone,