Rolex Oyster Perpetual Replica Watch

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 15 000 Gauss Watch Review

It would be safe to surmise that Omega was the star of the Swatch Group last year in 2013. 2014 and beyond are looking pretty bright as well, but what we can safely say is that Omega has done a good job of recognizing and celebrating its past, while also firmly looking into the future. A watch like the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra > 15,000 Gauss is really about both of those perspectives. In reviewing it, we find a solid classic Omega timepiece with a heart that literally dictates a guaranteed future of the brand. Let's take a closer look at one of the most anti-magnetic mechanical wa

Tutima Patria Watch

Do you know what happened to Glashutte-based watch brand Tutima over the last few years? They underwent a major corporate pivot and completely changed their entire production of watches and also replaced all the ETA movements they used to use with in-house made movements. Yeah, and they did all this in a relatively short period of time. To announce this fact, they released the in-house made Homage Minute Repeater not too long ago in 2011. It was not until 2013 however that we saw what else they would be making. This is a hands-on look at the Tutima Patria, which no doubt is part of the

Autodromo Watches

If you fancy yourself as much a Gearhead as a Watchnerd, you may already be aware of?Autodromo. They are a recently formed watch brand which seeks to combine modern and affordable watch making practices with an?aesthetic?taken directly from classic motoring and ready to be paired with your Italian driving slippers and finest driving gloves for that perfect top-down experience. This isn't a unique concept, but it is worth mentioning again in this brand's case. Autodromo makes a number of quartz-powered watches that have been designed to be reminiscent of the gauges seen in vintage?race

Hamilton Khaki Field Automatic For 2009: Return Of A Classic Again

If there was ever a watch that defined a brand it is the Khaki line for Hamilton. They have actually imparted the "Khaki" name on scores of watches, but the Field Khaki is the basic original military watch that started the trend. A popular watch for decades the original models were tiny by today's comparisons often being 33mm wide. Those are smaller than most women's watches today. The New Hamilton Khaki Field Automatic will be available in two (reasonable) sizes at 40mm and 44mm wide. I would love to wear the 44mm wide version in this classic style. The watches also get a lot of upgra