Rolex GMT Masters II 2011 Edition Replica Watch

Maurice Lacroix Memoire 1 Watch Wins Technology Prize

Maurice Lacroix won the special prize of the technology, the "Goldene Unruh" Awards 2008 - an honour awarded by the editors senior of UHREN MAGAZIN and FOCUS, two trade publications German. The watch of Maurice Lacroix memory 1 represents an extraordinary and unprecedented achievement in the mechanical watch technology.

Why Aren't Watch Companies Suing Each Other For Copyright Infringement All Day Long? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches

James M. from Halifax, Nova Soctia, Canada asks: How litigious are watch companies? I am thinking of the Invicta that looks like a Submariner or the Swiss Legend that looks like an Audemars Piguet, and so on and so forth. Does Rolex or Audemars Piguet just consider them "homages" and leave them alone? Do they think these companies cross the line and sue? Is there a system companies like Invicta use so they don't get sued such as just changing a look slightly? Can the sue?I ask these questions because I see so many established companies borrowing designs but I never hear of them being sued.

Tudor Heritage Chrono Watch Video Has American Flair Not Actually Sold In America

Asia's fascination with the Tudor watch brand continues to elude me. Maybe that is because Tudor watches haven't been sold in the US in a while (at least as far as I know). So I have no emotional connect to the brand or its timepieces. As most of you know, Tudor is a brand run and owned by Rolex. Some call it baby Rolex, some call it "poor, but not so poor man's Rolex." Their new watch marquee watch for 2010 is the Heritage Chrono. Not exactly my favorite piece, but this Tudor made video makes it look cool. American music (though covered, and not the original song so as to avoid expensive ro

Ulysse Nardin Chairman Smart Phone: Hybrid Phone + Watch

Really, it is about time we started to see something like this. First of all, forget that this is going to be a very expensive fashion phone, despite whatever technical achievements it may make. The argument still stands that mobile phone technology is progressing faster than is prudent to make any one large investment in a phone. Alternatively, making a large investment in a watch is safer, because it will still be technologically relevant in a few years - a mobile phone will not be. So unless Ulysse Nardin has a plan around that, this product is still only going to be for a ni