Vacheron Constantin Geneve Japanese Replica Gold Watch

Voutilainen 28 Hisui Watch

This isn't the first time that Kari Voutilainen has worked with Japanese national treasure and legendary lacquer artist Kitamura Tatsuo, otherwise known as "Unryuan." Kitamura's crafts take many different forms, and when he works with Voutilainen, it is often for carefully hand-assembled mosaic dials that combine a range of natural elements and materials such as gold and mollusk shells. This watch is called the Voutilainen 28 Hisui, which is Japanese for jade, and looking at the dial colors of the Voutilainen 28 Hisui, it is easy to tell why.Produced as a one-of-a-kind "piece unique"

Peter Speake-Marin Spirit Mark 2 Watch

Searching for something you will likely never see on another wrist? Peter Speake-Marin may have just the watch for you. The luxury watchmaker has announced a re-imagining of their Spirit Pioneer, nicely named the Spirit Mark 2. The Spirit Mark 2 is a redesign of the original Spirit Pioneer in that is follows the same form, but does so via a new movement, case, and dial which present a gorgeous three-hand display that is instantly recognizable as being a Speake-Marin design.The Spirit Mark 2 features the Speake-Marin signature Piccadilly three piece case, lending a 42 x 12mm si

Ferragamo 1898 Moonphase Chronograph Watch

Rather handsome, I enjoy how this new piece from Ferragamo mixes sport and sophistication. The mainstay piece for Ferragamo timepieces is the F-80 watch collection. It is a very impressive design that I think has been dismissed by a lot of serious watch guys. This new Ferragamo model is the 1898 Moonphase Chronograph with a good look and pitifully underwhelming name.Do I need to go on with another rant on how the watch industry needs to stop naming their own watches? There are literally only a handful of brands that know properly title and market their watches. With such cleverness in

Book Review - John Reardon's Patek Philippe In America: Marketing The World's Foremost Watch

One of the most interesting things that I learned from ?Patek Philippe In America: Marketing the World's Foremost Watch? was just how important America s role was in the image and success that Patek Phillipe has today. It is probably fair to say that not nearly as many people would care about Patek Philippe if it was not for the brand's clever marketing and approach to the American market during the latter part of the 19th century until today. If you want to learn why, you ll need to pick up the book.You will also want to pick up the book if you have any interest in the culture of lux