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When I first saw this watch I was trying to determine what it reminded me of. Then I realized the colors on the dial of white, yellow, and orangey red struck me as very Speed Racer. That seemed to make sense for a racing themed watch called the Timeattack Chronograph by Dievas. Made in Germany now with their tougher steel and PVD processes, Dievas makes an assortment of rather handsome, rather price effective timepieces.Much of the watch says "diver." The case is water resistant to 300 meters and even has screw down pushers and a crown. It has a 5mm thick sapphire crystal and a

Nubeo Jellyfish Arctic Snowmobile Adventure Chronograph Watch Review

One of the things I love most about watches is the ability to be creative with how you present one. This means showing the time in a traditional way but having the watch look unique, or alternatively to display the time itself in a unique way. Such creative opportunity has attracted unique minds from all walks of life to participate in horology - and whether or not I like the outcome, I love the diversity.The Nubeo brand is one that offers diversity I really like. Offering something extremely unique, Nubeo watches also seem to do it with a high level of refinement and sophistication.

H.R. Giger Passagen By Atelier Morpheus Watch Review

I really wish that H.R. Giger was asked to do most of the movies that Tim Burton ended up doing. I don't hide the fact that I think Tim Burton (aside from a few good works such as Beetlejuice and Nightmare Before Christmas), is an incredibly bad movie maker and director. It is almost tragic how many classics he was able to utterly ruin for people. Really, who keeps seeing these movies and giving him work? He is really just best as an art director. H.R. Giger on the other hands hasn't had as much time working with movies, but does have enough work that he could theoretically could tackl

Edward Norton Is New Male Face Of Breil Watch Ads: High Price For The Actor?

We can be safe in assuming that Edward Norton was richly compensated for being Italian watch designer "Breil's" newest brand ambassador. The contract stipulates that for the next two years, Norton will be the primary face for all of Breil's print advertising. He gets to wear the watch for hours while photographers attempt to capture his "essence" and transfer than to the watch. Norton is actually an interesting choice for Breil, and probably not the first person you'd think that a watch company would choose. Virtually everyone in the watch industry is extremely conservative and highly