Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust Diamonds VI Swiss Replica Watch -36MM

Jeanrichard Aquascope Watch With Hokusai The Great Wave Off Kanagawa Dial For Japan

Swiss Jeanrichard can't seem to get enough special edition models out their doors lately - but at least most of them are pretty cool. This newest series of special models is in honor of Japan, and puts a Hokusai-inspired dial on an Aquascope watch. Let me first mention what I don't know: and that is whether or not these are part of a limited edition, or if they are to be exclusively sold in Japan. I have a feeling the answer to both is "no," but we just don't know yet. Having said that, my instinct tells me these will be part of a limited production, meaning their numbers won't be stri

What Is A Piece Of Timepiece? Watch Art Interview With Korean Designer Eerune

When some first asked me a few years ago why I loved watches, I pointed out a few key reasons to explain my fascination with the small machines. The first reason was that I enjoyed the mechanical, functional nature of timepieces. The second reason was that I was beckoned by the rarity of some watches and how collecting unique watches appealed to my personality. Last, I pointed out that timepieces were mostly intrinsically artistic. Not only are skilled watchmakers able to produce aesthetically beautiful watches, but also those that artistically use a set of necessary elements to indica

Omega De Ville X2 Big Date Watch Available On James List

This sure isn't an Omega watch you see every day. In fact, I am not even sure how widely watches like this square cased De Ville X2 are sold in America. This piece is only a few years old and comes in a few versions - I think it is still sold in retail stores. This model is the Omega De Ville X2 Big Date. Seen here in steel, it also comes in in gold as well. I am a bit fascinated by the design as it is highly unusual compared to what people in the US think of when they consider Omega watches.Familiar with the "California dial" that mixes Roman numerals on one side of the dial and Arab

Girard Perregaux ww.tc Watches

I've checked out a number of models, angles, and versions both new and existing of one of Girard-Perregaux's most diverse collection of watches - and I have some nice images of a few of the best. The ww.tc is a collection with a name I don't understand, but a usefulness that is more than apparent. I never really "got" the watch until I was able to personally check the collection out. I can say one thing for sure, if you ever get a Girard-Perregaux ww.tc watch, you will find it very hard to go back to a timepiece that just tells you the time.Actually, I do know what "ww.tc" stands for