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WATCH GIVEAWAY: Serket Telson PVD Manual Wind

For June 2014, the aBlogtoWatch giveaway watch is a Serket Telson PVD manually wound limited edition watch. With a refined masculine and military aviator style, the Serket Telson PVD is 48mm wide in black PVD-coated steel. We like the highly contrasting dial and simple, yet attractive design of the Telson PVD watch from this boutique watch maker. Inside the Serket Telson PVD manual wind watch is a Swiss ETA 6497 manually wound movement which is visible through the sapphire crystal caseback. There is also a Serket logo scorpion placed on the movement. The case is water resistant to 10

Marvin Malton 160 Cushion Khaki Watch Review

Marvin is one of the most interesting brands out there that common people can afford. This is in large part due to the brand's leadership - a spunky and creative woman named Cecile Maye. Her view of design is highly emotional which lends to theme and philosophy being one of the main driving forces behind the design. Plus talent, of course. On Marvin's current list of designer credits are the famed Jean-Francois Ruchonnet and Sebastian Perret, both of whom worked on the newer Marvin Malton 160 collection.I first wrote about the Marvin Malton 160 collection of watches here. Afte

Orient CDD00001W Pocket Watch Review

It's a pocket watch. It is also a nice pocket watch. Further still, it is a Japanese pocket watch, and from Orient Japan. Not what you expect to see these days, but there is still a market for pocket watches, and you might be one of those people who want one. Pocket watches have a sort of romance to them. Something from another era, when telling the time was a classy occasion. Back when not everyone could afford a watch - and having one meant you meant something.Pocket watches today are admittedly rare, especially new ones. But here is an interesting one that is probably a good fit fo

Dangerously Deep Dwelling Sinn UX Diving Watch Available

Do you recall the diving suits in the movie Abyss? The James Cameron directed classic depicted ultra-deep divers who used "liquid oxygen" filled suits to help with pressurization. Apparently, the characters in the movie could breath with the liquid oxygen. That was pretty cool, but the message was clear, air filled spaces are not ideal for deep water pressures. An air or other gas filled watch is going to implode under enough pressure. However, a watch filled with liquid won't have the same forces to deal with. This is the principle behind the Sinn UX Diving watch. The UX is not filled