Rolex Oyster Perpetual Milgauss Japanese Replica Watch in Black Dial

Breguet Type XXII 3880ST High Frequency Chronograph Watch

Between the time I originally wrote about this Breguet watch and when it was commercially released, the Type XXII watch changed. My understanding is that Breguet first needed to completely finish developing and testing the movement as well as perfecting the design?when I initially saw it in 2010.?Last year when the watch was eventually released for sale, consumers ended up with a slighty different product. When people like me go to watch shows we are shown "prototypes" and rarely products which are ready to be boxed up for a customer. "Prototypes" can mean one of these things. Either,

SIHH 2012 Watch Show Summary: Hello China Goodbye China

SIHH is a bit like the automobile traffic in Italy. It is crowded and there is only the semblance of organization. Despite a series of reasons why you might thing the entire system should not work, it does. The mania of a trade show convention is ironically melded with the attempt at having a high society event. The contradictions of the show shadow the very industry it serves - and somehow we love it for that. By the way, a shout out to IWC for their incredibly intricate booth design. No detail was spared to make their booth look like a bona-fide Hollywood set on board an aircraft car

219 Kukulkan Watch

Three Swiss guys were drunk one night after partying and they came up with this watch model and brand idea. I am not making that up, that is what the press release clearly says. Their combined intoxicated intelligence seemed to agree that it was their personal mission in life to realize the first ever high-end watch borne out of pre-Columbian Latin American culture.The trio drew influence from things they had seen in Mexico and chose to focus on ancient Mayan culture. Of the most provocative elements of ancient Mayan culture is their calendar and view of how the world began (and will

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 137 - Watchpocalypse 2013

Post Baselworld 2013, John and I take a closer look at the new offerings from Rolex and Tudor, as well as some interesting items from TAG Heuer such as the MikopendulumS watch that once again brings magnets (successfully) to a timepiece.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 137 here. Download the mp3. See more articles about: BaselWorldBaselWorld 2013WatchpocalypseWatch BrandsRolexTAG HeuerTudorPost navigationPrevious Post“Swiss Made” Now Means More Swiss MadeNext PostThe Sinn T1 and T2 Titanium Dive Watches