2020 has, to say the least, been a whirlwind up to now. Watches & Wonders acclimated to the evolving occasions, getting the first official opinion fair to be stored online and unveiling a large number of brand novelties on their internet stage. Now that we’ve had time to sit back and digest the all of […]
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Chanel Diamonds are a man’s best friend review
The birth of this Monsieur de Chanel collection in 2016 collaborated with the creation of Chanel’s first in-house motion: the Calibre 1. This self-winding mechanical motion, with instantaneous jumping hour and 240° retrograde minute complications, may be found inside nearly all watches in this men’s set. It’s the longest power reserve — 72 hours of […]
Travelling through time zones with Chopard review
Are you the kind of traveller who refers to airports by their IATA codes? Only flying in from LAX to LHR and away again to PEK… Then you’re just the type of globetrotter who will completely appreciate the usefulness of a world time watch which allows you to consult the hour anywhere around the world […]
Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra is definitely for you
There is something about a GMT watch that charms elegance. So if its out of the Aqua Terra Worldtimer Collection. This 43mm Aqua Terra Worldtimer GMT watch is in a league of its own. Made of 18K Sedna gold, the case encloses an opaline silver dial. Along the edge of the dial displays a circle […]
Breitling women’s watches are designed for active women who need proper sports watches
Aviation is the natural habitat of Breitling watches and, over the years, the brand has supplied cockpit instruments and advanced mechanical watches for both military and civilian markets.Just say the word Breitling along with the image that springs to mind – well at least in my head – is John Travolta sitting on a tarmac […]
Rolex can be said to be the most expensive timepiece, they have a high degree of safety in the product.
The brand’s special part is that it uses materials that’s made. For instance, Rolex completely makes the gold it uses. Just be aware that Rolex manufactures internally the platinum if you find a Rolex with diamonds also. By using men gold watch, the Rolex converts into gold that’s the 18k. They create bracelets and cases […]
Spinnaker Fraus Fiat inspires divers to learn more about the deep sea
In maintaining the DNA of the ocean and sea inspired timepieces, Spinnaker launched the Fleuss dip watch in honour of Henry Fleuss, the inventor of the very first breathing apparatus for sailors. Due to Mr. Fleuss’s ingenuity, diving professionals have been in a position to learn more about the deep seas like never before.With this […]
The origin of the skeleton watch
The appearance of mechanical skeleton watches first appeared around 1760. In order to find more watch lovers to appreciate the design masterpieces in the rue Saint-Denis store in Paris, the master watchmaker André-Charles Caron made the world’s first Skeleton watch. It was he who showed everyone the magical structure inside the watch, and presented the […]
IWC Introduces the Mark XVIII Edition ‘Laureus Sport for Good’ in Black Ceramic
On March 18, although a lot of the watch business was packaging or boarding airplanes such as Baselworld, IWC Schaffhausen was hosting its very own major launch event in the 76th Goodwood Members assembly in West Sussex, England, the traditional kickoff of the years historic motor racing season. In fact, the launching was twofold: the […]
How It Works: The IWC Tribute to Pallweber “150 Years” (With In-House Animations)
This year in SIHH, IWC reinvented the line of timepieces once again by debuting a series of watches that reunite the Da Vinci to its traditional eyesight. One of the complicated moon periods and perpetual calendars, the time-and-date-only Da Vinci instantly captured my attention on its release in January. Two variations were introduced by the […]