Rolex Submariner Swiss Watch - No Date Window Edition

AVI-8 Flyboy 4021 Automatic Watch Review

It isn't all the time I get excited about more affordably-priced mechanical watches such as the Flyboy by AVI-8. Why is that? Am I simply too much of a snob to be interested in those items that most people can afford even though I am one amongst them? No, it isn't that, and regular aBlogtoWatch fans know how excited I get each time we review a new Casio G-Shock. It really isn't about price but rather where the bar is set. Lower-priced watches often have to cut corners where more expensive watches can afford to use the best materials, components, and manufacturing processes. Being so ac

Van Cleef & Arpels Cerfs-Volants Kites Watches

French is a funny language, and I'll admit that even when translated into English I often have trouble understanding it. That's because so much of French is about "in-speak," or otherwise a set of agreed upon meanings to otherwise untranslatable cultural terms. I first began to encounter this while spending a lot of time in France and Switzerland trying to decipher menus at restaurants. There seemed to be a local meaning to terms, so that when translated into English they still didn't make sense.As a non-French speaker I find that the term "cerfs-volants" which means kites to be a shi

Montblanc Meisterst ck Heritage Pulsograph Watch

It is worth starting this article by reminding you that this Montblanc Meisterst ck Heritage Pulsograph watch is currently the most affordable model in the Montblanc Villeret collection that is produced at the former Minerva watch manufacture?- in Villeret. These watches represent Montblanc's most prestigious horological products, and for the first time a Minerva movement is used outside of a "strict" Villeret model.The Montblanc Meisterst ck Heritage Pulsograph is the flagship piece in the new Montblanc Meisterst ck Heritage collection which is a totally new watch line for 2014. It al

Hublot King Power F1 Tourbillon

I am not always sure what Jean-Claude Biver is thinking. The machine-gun minded Swiss CEO covers so many bases when deciding what new Hublot watches are made that it can be almost impossible to predict what will come next. However, I do know one thing: Mr. Biver is watch lover. It might sound ironic, or silly, but when a watch lover runs a watch brand, it is a good thing. And trust me, not all watch brand CEOs are watch lovers.Mr. Biver is a major watch collector. He can't discuss it much, as he must stay partial to his own brand, but with wide (and high-end) interests his passion pus