Rotonde De Cartier Cadran Love Japanese Replica Watch - Stainless Steel Case

Glash tte Original Seventies Panorama Date Watch Review

Today, we'll have a look at a watch that Ariel first covered back in June of 2011 - the Glash tte Original?Seventies Panorama Date. Of course that begs the question, to some extent, as to why we're covering it again. The primary reason would be that there have been some new strap options coming into the mix, but also for the simple fact that, back in 2011, it was impressions from the show floor. Now, we're bringing you a full, hands-on review of this German timepiece.This is my first experience with the Glash tte Original brand, and I think it's made for a nice little introduction (ho

A. Lange & S?hne Saxonia Annual Calendar Platinum Watch Review

As Old Ben Kenobi said while bequeathing to Luke his new lightsaber, ?An elegant weapon, for a more civilized age?.? Had he been handing over his old man s wristwatch instead of a futures-past laser sword, a single word need only have been changed to properly describe it.? That is, of course, if the timepiece he was handing down was the incredible A. Lange & S?hne Saxonia Annual Calender with Moonphase in Platinum.Alas, young Luke got a lightsaber and not a wristwatch C but I did.? Thanks to our friends at Lange, I was fortunate to spend some time with this German timepiece over t

Tudor Pelagos Watch Review

It was perhaps a few years ago that I noticed my fellow watch lovers speaking more and more about Tudor watches. It got me quite curious, because before that the brand had one main image - baby Rolex. My own experience with Tudor timepieces is limited, and for good reason - they aren't officially sold in the United States. I am not really sure why that is, but it is likely a strategic decision by Tudor's parent company Rolex.True enough, many people in the US don't even know about Tudor and if they do they aren't aware that Tudor watches are owned and made by Rolex. The main differenc

Universal Geneve Microtor UG 101 Is Every-man's Micro Rotor Watch

Last year at Baselworld Universal Geneve presented its Cabriolet watch with the new UG 101 movement. Important to the movement was its use of a micro rotor used to automatically wind the movement (Universal Geneve calls it the "Microtor"). Micro rotors are nothing new, but have traditionally stayed far away from "reasonably priced" watches. I am not saying the Microtor watch is going to be Seiko prices, but it certainly will be within the range of "I could save up for that." While last year's Cabriolet was more of a unique watch with a square flip around case, this year's Microtor is a