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Watch Winner Review: Swiss Army Officer's Day/Date Mechanical

In March 2014, aBlogtoWatch gave away a Victorinox Swiss Army Officer's Day/Date Mechanical watch. The winner was Lee M. from San Francisco, CA... and this is his watch winner review of the timepiece.If I'm honest, Victorinox Swiss Army had fallen off my radar until recently. I've always had a soft spot for the Swiss Army watches: they are well made, dependable watches with nice feature sets at very reasonable prices. The problem was that I didn't find them particularly exciting. They were maybe too plain, or too conservative with some models; in other models the cases were huge, and

BEST FROM: & Friends December 6 2013

We are now into the last month of year and this means Christmas is just around the corner. Therefore, to get into the mood and help plan your Christmas shopping, we will be taking a look at a couple of gift guides and wish lists. In addition, we also review new watches from Arnold & Son, Omega and Zenith. Next, we learn more about the history of ETA and why it is so important to Swiss watchmaking. Finally, we pay a visit to UK's premier watch exhibition, Salon QP.1. Editors Holiday Watch Wish List Buying Guide For 2013The season of giving is soon upon us and if you are looking for so

Christophe Claret 21 Blackjack Watch Revealed

A new video just released by Christophe Claret finally shows the entire upcoming 21 Blackjack watch - and it is in full action. So I should probably take this opportunity to debut the watch to you. You are gonna love this one. This latest wild wonder watch by master watch maker Christophe Claret is imbued with three different casino games, and you can play blackjack with it, as the watch as the dealer. It also lets you play roulette and dice.I first wrote about the Christophe Claret 21 Blackjack watch here with more information on just how excited you should be (and why you can't like

Edouard Lauzires Narmad Watch Review

I remember when I first started getting into interesting watches. I was always a watch person since understanding the need to tell the time, but it was sometime in late high school or early college that I started to at least notice that there were some cool watches out there. For me, it was the weird and out-of-the-ordinary that initially caught my eye. For other people it is just the opposite, they like clean classic looks that are simple, but tasteful. Then perhaps they start expanding their scope. For me it is sort of the opposite. After being around so many watches I have come to