When Omega introduced the new Seamaster Planet Ocean with the new in-house caliber 9300 last year, this was something that really interested me. Omega was so kind to let me review this dive watch with impressive specifications and impressive dimensions.
It takes...
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An uncommon Voutilainen OBSERVATOIRE
One of the things that appeals to many people about independent watchmakers is that there’s often a story, a narrative, behind the watchmaker and his or her watch which gives an added personal dimension to each timepiece. Kari Voutilainen’s modern classic, the Observatoire, has such a story.
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Among watch aficionados Hautlence has become well-known for the spectacular and impressive HL2, which was officially released at the beginning of 2011. In a more select company of connoisseurs of independent watchmaking, Hautlence is already known for their timepieces with an unusual way to display time. Like the HL Ti 2 we got to...
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A week ago we went to Paris to visit Salon de Belles Montres, a great opportunity for every watch lover/collector to see many of the most beautiful watch brands together in one place. And it was also an excellent opportunity to get some hands-on experience with the new MB&F timepieces.
MB&F's newest creations...
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Ou new contributor Ian Ellery, shares his hands-on experience with Max Busser's latest creation, the MB&F Legacy Machine 1. And we added some of the beautiful photos made by Peter Chong.
There have been a lot of column inches dedicated to the launch of the MB&F Legacy Machine 1....
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Tweet Our contributor from Down Under gets hands on experience with the new Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Ultra Thin. Earlier this year, you read about two special new Jaeger-LeCoultre models for 2011, the Memovox Tribute to Deep Sea and the Reverso Ultra Thin Tribute to 1931 on Monochrome. Recently, I was fortunate enough to be able to...
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