Rolex Submariner Swiss Replica Watch in Black

The limited edition of Tag Heuer Monaco V4 Watch

The movement used belts of small rather than gear trains for much of the movement. The first watch made in Platinum in a limited edition of 150 pieces. I have written on the Tag Heuer Monaco V4 original watches here and here. Now Tag Heuer brings the Monaco V4, in a slightly larger case (41 mm wide compared to 39 mm wide) and ceramic and the rose of gold ruthenium. The dial is black with various colours and elements of gold and pink. This time it will be limited to only 60 parts.

Grieb & Benzinger Blue Merit Customized A. Lange & Sohne Tourbillon Pour le Merite Watch

There are certain things one simply doesn't do with valuable watches. Some of those things include underwater diving with a minute repeater and taking apart and modifying a limited edition early A. Lange & Sohne Tourbillon. However, if you must do the latter, it might as well be done tastefully, and by a fellow German company - which is precisely the situation with the one-of-a-kind Blue Merit watch by Grieb & Benzinger.Typically the boys at Grieb & Benzinger make their luxury project watches out of historical movements such as a 100 year old Patek Philippe minute repeater

Zenith 2010 Watches + CEO Jean-Frederic Dufour Interview

I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jean-Frederic Dufour, the CEO of Zenith, on his visit to Los Angeles to present the El Primero Striking Jean-Louis Etienne,? a special edition chronograph honoring the Arctic explorer of its name. The event took place at Westime in Beverly Hills, an influential watch boutique and one of Zenith s authorized dealers.A charming man spring-loaded with enthusiasm, Dufour loves to retell the story of the beginnings of Zenith when Georges Favre-Jacot at the age of 22 invented the modern manufacture with all the specialties under one roof. Dufour is pro

Interview: John Simonian Wrist Watch Entrepreneur Owner of Westime Los Angeles

He pointed out the outline of tape on the floor. ?That will be my desk.? He preferred I not take pictures of him at his temporary desk. A handyman was drilling audibly in the other room while on a ladder. This is John Simonian s new office space. A short stroll from the previous location, no doubt the shrewd businessman took advantage of depressed real estate market to upgrade his surroundings ?a roughly tripling the size of his domain. Though most people who indirectly do business with John won t ever see it, save for a few select clients who are fortunate. Simonian is the owner of Wes