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Features of Oris Big Crown X1 Calculator Watch

While the case and remote access are quite nice, I think that having a resistance to water of only 30 meters for the case is too little. However, the Crystal is Sapphire and the dial is coated with SuperLumiNova luminous. Being is not a limited edition Oris watch, X - 1 Crown Big calculator will be part of the standard collection for some time and corresponds to a black calf strap. Because the watch uses a basic movement and a design which is only a fundamental review of the things we saw before, I expect a huge price for this timepiece.

Interview With Watch Designer Eric Giroud

Contributed by Nick CapehornFrom formal music training and an early career in architecture to life as a renowned watch designer via an 18-month sabbatical in Senegal, Eric Giroud has certainly had an interesting and adventurous entry into the world of horology.In the 14 years since starting his own design studio C which largely focuses on timepieces C Eric has worked with the likes of Christophe Claret and Jean-Francois Mojon, and has designed watches for brands including Harry Winston, MB&F and MCT.Here, Eric talks through his introduction to life in watch design, before giving

Ralph Lauren Sporting Chronograph Black Ceramic Watch

Ralph? Lauren watches have taken a lot of heat in the time since their announcement a few years ago. Yes, Ralph Lauren (RL) is a fashion brand, and yes they are pricey - but they have a lot of redeeming values. One of the things RL did right in their partnership with Richemont was not to BS the movements. They simply use movements (sometimes made specially for them), from established and respected movement makers such as Piaget, Jaeger-LeCoultre, and IWC. When asked what movement is contained one of their watches - they proudly tell you that they didn't make it, and who did.

Romain Jerome Launches Lifestyle Blog

Following in the steps of MB&F with their A Parallel World blog, Romain Jerome has now launched their own blog dedicated not their watches, but to the things that inspire the design of their watches. With an emphasis on design, precious materials, the avant garde, and steampunk that items on blog are certainly of value to those fascinated with the brand.? They wanted to have about two weeks of posts up before the official launch (which is now), so if you are interested in what RJ wants you to think of when you see their watches - you can check out RJ-Timeout. See more article