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Montblanc Star Chrono GMT Perpetual Calendar Bewitching

If you want to see a real classy watch, look at this number and try all the watches that you see by its standard. The watch Montblanc Star Chrono GMT Perpetual Calendar is clearly an embodiment of what an elegant watch should be. The watch is available in a variety of options when it comes to his case. You can choose the yellow, white, pink in the case of gold or Platinum with your personality and style of life. However, it is a limited edition, with only 100 pieces for each type of case, but only three pieces for the case of the Platinum look.

Omega Seamaster Ploprof 1200M Watch Review

An ad for the original Omega Ploprof stated, "It may not look pretty on the surface, but deep down it's beautiful." It is a curious statement for an official advertisement, but well sums up a lot of what the original early 1970s super diver was all about. Omega was one of the lead innovators along with Rolex in the market to supply serious professional divers (most notably the likes of Jacques Cousteau) with reliable diving watch instruments. In its heyday, the Ploprof (a contraction of "Plongeur Professional") was an extremely advanced tool based on years of development.Omega achieve

Andre Checa Designs Most Hideous Watch Case This Year

This is the ugliest watch case I think I have personally ever seen. What is so ironic is that the watch movement and dial itself are just fine, and totally mismatched with the watch case. This timepiece gets a "Fraggle Rock's Finest Award" for most cartoon rock formation style watch ever. What was Andre Checa thinking when he designed this watch? He was likely watching episodes of old Jim Henson Muppet television shows or movies. I get the watch, I just don't like it. This is another "home run" design from the radical French artist.You might remember the first quizzical creation of his

Longio Tourbillon Watches: Chinese Watchmaking Pride

While many companies won't like me saying this, a less than announced fact is that many watch makers these days have some or most of their parts made in China (movements often included). Even many high-end watch makers likely have something in the construction of the watch that is of Chinese origin. One exception are the rare (and expensive) watches with the Seal of Geneva, meaning they are the most Swiss made, "Swiss Made" watches around.Is it a bad thing that watch parts are coming from China? Not necessarily. Like most places, China produces good and bad things. In a culture that c