U Boat U-1001 Edition Japanese Drive Automatic Watch

Zenith Pilot Doublematic Watch

With 2012 behind us we are trying to find stuff from last year that we forgot to cover. Not because it wasn't cool, but you know, because we get busy. I was sad to find that I neglected to cover the Pilot Doublematic watch from Zenith - I even had some hands-on time with it. Zenith is partially to blame because until recently their communication with us "online journalists" was sort of sparse. They recently wised up so we hope to cover them with more frequency because I for one am a fan of what they are doing. I recently sat down with their CEO Mr. Dufour in Geneva and we chatted a bit

Christopher Ward C8 Pilot Mark II Vintage Watch

If you need a quick pilot watch fix and don't want to shell out four digit amounts on an IWC or something like that, then Christopher Ward's C8 Pilot collection is a good option. Their newest version offers that slick vintage look with a tan strap and tan lume that seems to go equally well with shorts and jeans. This isn't a new watch per se as the C8 has been in Christopher Ward's collection for a bit, but this new version is among the most appealing.The case is sandblasted steel and 44mm wide. I would love to see them offer a PVD black version to offer more of that Bell & Ross B

Aryta Tesla Squelette Quadri Rotor Watch

Let's talk about weird. There is a good weird, and there is certainly bad weird. Which category any particular "weird" falls into it highly subjective. On most accords this watch is weird. I mean look at it? It is unlike almost everything else out there. A one of a kind creation by Yvan Arpa's Artya brand, this watch belongs to the "Coup de foudre" collection which is an ongoing series of watches that have "lightning struck" cases - hence the "Tesla" part of the name. Basically, Yvan's shop employs the use of a large Tesla coil array. Electricity (which is basically lightning) travels

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 19

We talk about a few bad developments at Baselworld 2010 (not all new watches are good!) Then, we cut into an interview that John had with the founder of RGM watches - the only mechanical watch maker in America that makes their own movements.Listen to HourTime Show watch podcast episode 19 here. See more articles about: Post navigationPrevious PostUlli Kampelmann’s Hilariously Ugly WatchesNext PostRoger Dubuis 43mm Golden Square Watch – Available On James List