Bulgari and New Zealand rugby team the All Blacks have joined forces for 2011. One product of the new relationship is a special edition Endurer Chronosprint watch for the All Blacks team. The limited edition timepiece is based on the ex Daniel Roth watch that has been merged into the Bulgari brand. The case...
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It is about time that Danish watch brand Urban Jurgensen started to market themselves a bit. For years these guys have been making beautiful watches with beautiful movements and they have flown more or less under the radar. Their newest piece is this Chronometre P8 watch and it is a beauty. The design is...
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This watch is about as complicated to read as it is to pronounce – but not impossible! By Nord Zeitmaschine (which I believe simple means “North Time Machine”) comes the Variocurve. The idea is a hand that moves in a non centralized motion along a “variocurve” to read the minutes. Another dial shows the...
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This cleverly designed watch will be a popular item from Doxa in 2011. The Grafic Mistero offers a very unique design that is minimalist but not boring. Doxa will offer the watch in this 44mm wide round black steel case or a 43mm wide black rectangular case. Rather than having three full subdials in...
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I am still amused that Waltham, originally a popular American watch brand, is probably not sold in America any longer – and I also don’t know when it was last an American brand. The last few years have seen new Waltham watches with these interesting new designs. Prices points are typically in the $10,000...
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Getting a watch with a highly and engraved or decorated dial is usually an expensive endeavor. It has traditionally be a sign of a watch that has been imbued with artistic love and attention aside from just pure watch making. In today’s age that isn’t always true, and sophisticated machines exist that allow watch...
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Zenith recently signed a deal with Swedish explorer Johan Ernst Nilson, who will soon embark on a three month long journey from the North Pole to the South Pole. He is calling it the Pole2Pole adventure, and he will travel by foot, sea, and bicycle. He is now one of Zenith’s “Legends,” a growing...
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DeWitt will release a slightly revised version of their Twenty-8-Eight Tourbillon watch this year. The brand has had a series of ups and downs over the last few years and is attempting to reclaim their identity. Watches like this are something the brand is good at. The 2011 Twenty-8-Eight Tourbillon contains an DeWitt made...
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I was hoping Hublot would be the only brand to adopt “Tutti Frutti” as a name applied to a watch. Nope. The new resurgent brand Manufacture Rodolphe Cattin chose the “festive” name for this multi-gem modeled version of its Adore watch. The Adore Tutti Frutti sure looks fruity – being part of the brand’s...
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Lonville. Now there is a name I haven’t heard- ever. The last time Lonville made a watch I wasn’t even born yet. Now the brand has returned, and with their resurrection comes a few nice timepieces. A few years ago before the (most recent) bubble burst, old brands that ceased doing business long ago...
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