Rolex Daytona Japanese Replica Steel Watch in White Dial

Da Vindice Tourbillon Barometer Weather Station Watch

I think there must be something in the water in Switzerland. How else could you explain the multitude of, well, non-traditional complications getting placed into mechanical watches lately? While I hadn't heard of Da Vindice previously, their latest model certainly made me take notice. They've taken something that I've only previously seen implemented in fully digital outdoors watches (ie, the Casio ProTrek line) and paired it with a, dare I say, whimsical tourbillon implementation.The function in question is a barometer and it is part of the 2014 Da Vindice Tourbillon Barometer timepi

Artya Son Of A Gun Dancing Skulls Watch

When are skulls on a watch the less controversial choice? When skulls replace bullets of course. As a limited edition (of perhaps only one), Yvan Arpa's Artya brand based out of Geneva has created a special piece for Halloween 2013 of his Son of a Gun watch collection with skulls on the dial - as well as on the bracelet. This is perhaps the first watch I have seen with a dedicated bracelet made of skulls. It also may be the first bracelet from the Artya brand. Whether you are into wearing skulls or not, this is a watch worth knowing about if you want to be a well-rounded watch collecto

3 Essentials If You Love Vintage Watches

By James LamdinI am very much a ?watch guy?.? If you re reading aBlogtoWatch, then chances are high that you d consider yourself to be a member of the same club.? But it s worth noting that within our niche group of horologically inclined individuals, there are several sub-categories of watch enthusiasts.There are the singularly brand loyal, those who pledge their allegiance to one brand above all.? There are those who are captivated by the haute horology models.? The movement snobs.? The luxury enthusiasts.? The tool watch/sports watch crowd.? You know who you are.? At one time or a

Top Things To Look For In A Luxury Watch Part 1: Entry Level Luxury

Welcome to the first of three articles that offer an overview for watch newbies on what to look for when getting a new watch. Esteemed watch expert readers are going to be familiar with much of what I am talking about, and I encourage your personal additions to the list. For the rest, I hope to help guide your watch purchase decision and discuss information that many of us take for granted. Too often am I presented with questions about what watch people should buy, or what makes a watch good. I simply cannot review the 100s of watch brands and 1000s of styles with each person - what I