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Arnold & Son Makes World's Thinnest Tourbillon Watch

This is the UTTE watch by Arnold & Son, and apparently it is the world's thinnest tourbillon. The trend of watches getting ever chunkier year after year seems to live on without disturbance - but the race for the ultimate in finesse and subtle elegance can be just as stirring as well and the manufacture of Arnold & Son is here to prove that point by releasing something to excite those who admire such fine treats of horology. With their ?double-balance?and earlier on with the?inside-out?watches they made it pretty clear that they are everything but?shy when it comes to reaching beyond

John Isaac Geneve Rough Sea Watch Review

John Isaac Geneve is quickly becoming a go-to watch for guys who want a reasonably priced Swiss watch that is on the smaller side. John Isaac probably doesn't like me calling their watches small, but they are. That is OK. There is a big market for small to medium-sized men's watches. The design is certainly masculine, and the proportions are certainly on the more "restrained side." I first reviewed their Icon XL watch here, and now tackle the Rough Sea. Will there be calm waters ahead?The Rough Sea is John Isaac's dive watch - for now. They don't call it a dive watch because it doesn'

Montblanc Collection Villeret 1858 Vintage Pulsographe Watch

I think I am in love, again. There isn't much "new" in this new watch from Montblanc's Villeret location manufacture - but it is a beautiful thing. This is going to be a top-of-the-line dream watch for many. Totally hand-made movement, world-class finishing and the romantic Minerva spirit that Montblanc was lucky enough to acquire. Checking it out for myself I can confirm it is a lovely piece -though intentionally made for smaller wrists.The watch is the new for 2011 Montblanc Collection Villeret 1858 Vintage Pulsographe. Using the existing in-house calibre MB13-21 manually wound colu

Review Of The Casio G-Shock GS-1200-1AJF Watch On Amazon

Reviewed today is the Casio G-Shock GS-1200-1AJF. We've done a fair number of G-Shock reviews here on WatchReport, but this one might be the most unusual to date. To give you an idea why, here's the specifications for the GS-1200: * New tough movement calibre 5046 assembled on a new factory line just for this line. (More on this below.)* Solar powered with six-month power reserve.* Radio-set, six bands (US, UK, Germany, Japan x2, China).* Hour, minute, second, date (with a neat matching red date wheel as shown).* Settable timezone in 1-hour increments (if you need fractional you h