Complicated Details In Bulgari's Haute Horlogerie Watches

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Special Content For BulgariIn the process of becoming the?fully integrated, entirely capable watch manufacture that it is today,?Bulgari has put vast resources and efforts into mastering all?crafts of the watchmaking trade, bringing state-of-the-art?facilities?and master craftsmen under its roof. Bulgaris efforts include the creation of a fully equipped?haute horlogeri [...]

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Hublot's Miami Heat Partnership

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Sponsored PostIn February 2010, Hublot announced that HEAT guard, Dwyane Wade, would join the Hublot family, a highly elite circle of Hublot ambassadors who are living legends in their respective disciplines. Wades commitment to excellence, which he strives for on and off the court, and his passion for the sport, parallels Hublots vast achievements in fine watch m [...]

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Corum Bubble Paiste & Bubble Op Art Watches

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Corum may not be the first brand that pops into your head when searching for a quirky piece, but the release of the newest Corum Bubble watches warrants their name being on the list of brands to consider. The bold, totally cohesive approach to the design of this modern classic ensures that this iteration of the Corum Bubble will polarise opinion in the race for wrist space as it did upon its debut. Its cer [...]

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Grand Seiko 9F Quartz GMT Watches Featuring The First Ever 9F Quartz GMT Caliber


This is clearly the year of the GMT, though unlike the vintage re-issue craze and the two-tone and bronze material fads, this is one trend that I am all too happy to support. As a genuinely useful complication for both travel, and international collaboration alike, a good GMT is one of the last few watch complications that quickly relay crucial informa [...]

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'Marie Antoinette's Watch' By John Biggs: Book Review And Interview

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Just recently, a book about an important historical pocket watch was released by John Biggs.?Now, (cue Troy McLure voiceover) you may know Biggs from the HourTime Show podcast or his writing at TechCrunch and WristWatchReview. What you may not know is that he is also an author of books. While his previous release, Mytro, was a fictional outing; his most recent, Marie Antoinettes Watch: Adultery, Larceny, [...]

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Hamilton Pan Europ Watch Hands-On

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In 2011 when the original [new] Hamilton Pan Europ watch was released, it was also the debut of the H-31 movement which was an exclusive for Hamilton by sister company ETA (both are under the Swatch Group umbrella). Based on a historic Hamilton watch design from 1971, the 2011 Pan Europ features a lovely blue dial and was limited to just 1,971 pieces.Aside from a chea [...]

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Rolex Sky-Dweller Watch Review


When Rolex initially debuted the Oyster Perpetual Sky-Dweller watch collection at Baselworld 2012, the watch world acted predictably. That reaction was the hesitation that comes from nothing new as presented to a community of ultra-conservatives. Yes, watch collectors tend to be ultra conservative, which is one of the reasons why Rolex as a brand continues to do so well. Buying [...]

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Omega Speedmaster 'Blue Side Of The Moon' Co-Axial Master Chronometer Chronograph Moonphase Watch Hands-On


The (Color) Side Of The Moon has become a popular phrase at Omega ever since the original Speedmaster Dark Side Of The Moon (with its sexy black ceramic case)?made a splash a few years ago at Baselworld. Omega has eagerly attempted to keep the colored ceramic case trend going with a series of different executions. Even Seamaster [...]

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