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Why Are In-House Made Movements Often Ironically More Expensive Than Sourced Watch Movements? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches

Jason L. from New York City asks: In the recent years it seems watch brands have been milking the “in-house movement” movement, but how much does it actually cost to develop an in-house movement? How much more does it cost to manufacture that in-house-developed movement in-house?Since the day of CAD tools and simulations developing a watch movement can be 99% digital with a handful of prototypes (at the final stages of development). It is not like the old days where you needed to have a master watch maker with 50 years of experience to hand draw and fabricate parts for a movemen

March LA.B AM3 Legionnaire Watch For Collete

March LA.B recently announced a new and very limited edition of their AM3 model which has been made exclusively for the Paris based retailer?Colette. Limited to only five pieces, the AM3 Legionnaire Limited Edition is an intriguing design which mixes the recognizable style and flare we expect from March LA.B with a color scheme that pays tribute to the historic French Foreign Legion (of the 19th century). This 38mm automatic three-hander is upgraded over the standard production AM3 with a black PVD case, an olive green dial, gunmetal indices, and a genuine Louisiana alligator leather s

John Isaac Geneve Rough Sea Watch Review

John Isaac Geneve is quickly becoming a go-to watch for guys who want a reasonably priced Swiss watch that is on the smaller side. John Isaac probably doesn't like me calling their watches small, but they are. That is OK. There is a big market for small to medium-sized men's watches. The design is certainly masculine, and the proportions are certainly on the more "restrained side." I first reviewed their Icon XL watch here, and now tackle the Rough Sea. Will there be calm waters ahead?The Rough Sea is John Isaac's dive watch - for now. They don't call it a dive watch because it doesn'

MB&F HM2 Final Edition Watches: Sapphire Visions

These "Final Edition" HM2 Red SV & Black SV watches put the Horological Machine number 2 proudly to rest. MB&F first experimented with the "Sapphire Vision" concept with the original HM2 SV watch that was included in this article here. Using a sapphire plate, versus metal, as the top of the watch caused a whirlwind of "I want that." MB&F freely admitted that the project probably cost them more than they anticipated given the cost of machining the sapphire plates, but it was worth it for the fans.The original HM2 SV was limited to only 25 pieces. That is a really low amount