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Mondaine Men's Night Vision Tritium Sport Watch Review

Maybe one of the most interesting Mondaine watches I have worn lately - this "Night Vision" version of their famous Swiss Railways watch comes with tritium gas tubes as well as a big date indicator. Still, it retains that classic look one seeks when wearing a watch like this.You really need to travel in Switzerland a bit (at least by train) to fully understand that this indeed is the look of the clocks in the train stations around Switzerland. The national railway logo in red and white accompanied by SBB CFF FFS is right there on the dial as well. I still have no idea what those nine

Looking At Liquid Metal Watches With Omega

The modern arms race with watches isn t about gears and pinions, but rather materials. It may appear that brands are hot on beating each others' movements but they know that such a war would be a joke. The race for the most accurate movement slowed to almost a halt when quartz watches hit the scene, and there are almost no new viable complications to be invented. The secrecy and excitement in the world of high-end watches is all in discovering, creating, and exploiting the hottest new materials.We ve seen this over the last 10 years more than ever. Ceramic, titanium, carbon fiber, sil

Roger Dubuis Kingsqaure Column Wheel Chronograph Watch & Friends

Some of you will like this watch, some of you won't like this watch at all, and still some of you want this watch so badly you can taste it. Welcome to one of the most polarizing types of designs out there, and it is over a year old already. Personally I am very intrigued by the design, probably since I got to check out this and other Kingsquare watches recently. It is a loud and in your face look, but refined nevertheless - like something Versace watches should be. The King Square line of watches from Roger Dubuis is defined by its square faceted case that angles down on the top and b

Parmigiani London Boutique Opens With Style

We like to feature the work of aBlogtoWatch friend, WatchAnish, who takes a decidedly lifestyle and fashion approach to covering the world of watches. Here is some coverage from him of a London boutique opening for Parmigiani. It offers a hands-on look at the people and context of such events:The 14th of May was very special for Parmigiani, who officially celebrated the opening of their standalone boutique on London's Mount Street. It also seemed to be the wettest day of the decade going by the rainfall, but no matter, a great day was had by all!Located alongside landmark institution