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MB&F HM3 Watch Review

MB&F wanted me to wear an Horological Machine # 3 watch to the Pebble Beach Concours de Elegance 2010, which I wrote about here. How could I keep from writing a full on review for aBlogtoRead? To many people the ability to tote around an MB&F is a dream. It represents the pinnacle in indulging a luxury lover's gadget fetish - to wear a highly complex, beautifully made creation which is a wearable statement of one's values and appreciation for the more avant garde fine things in life. It is a statement as much as it is a love of art. Max Busser has resolutely captured a niche se

Armand Nicolet S05 Day Date Automatic Watch Available On James List

A elusive watch brand that I've been interested in for a while is Armand Nicolet. While they have the appearance for a mainstream watch, I have yet to happen upon these pieces, though that is likely to change soon. The brands have a few collections of watches and here is a piece from the S05 collection of sport pieces. What I find interesting about these watches is the use of an aggressive, sort of modern case, but with really traditional dials. Especially the dial style with the vintage looking yellowish orange Arabic hour numerals that looks at home on railroad pocket watches. You ca

The Tissot T-Touch Expert Watch Review On Amazon

The Tissot T-Touch is a well-known and respected line of tech watches from one of Switzerland's best known watch manufacturers. Tissot has built its name on crafting well-built and affordable time pieces C something of a rarity from everyone's favorite neutral federal republic. It has been nearly a year since I reviewed the Seastar 1000 and walked away impressed. The T-Touch Expert is the most feature-packed model in the brands history and it offers a comprehensive mix of sport styling and easy-to-use tech.The T-Touch line is famous for its "touch" ability that turns the regular-old s

My First Grail Watch: Magnus Michelsen Of Michelsen Iceland

Welcome back to an original aBlogtoWatch feature, "My First Grail Watch." In this series, we ask prominent people in the watch industry about the first timepiece that they lusted after.aBlogtoWatch (ABTW): Who are you and what is your relationship to the watch industry?Magnus Michelsen (MM): I??m the brother, son, grandson and great-grandson of watchmakers. Although I??m not a watchmaker myself, I've grown up admiring and working with watches. I am the Marketing Director of the Icelandic micro-brand Michelsen, the country??s oldest watch firm.ABTW: What was your first grail watch?MM: