Bell & Ross are a luxury watchmaker with a mightily impressive back catalogue of timepieces and what they lack in heritage (having only been founded as recently as 1992) they more than make up for with their exemplary collection of luxury watches and it is their aviation and diving watches for which they are possibly
88 Rue Du Rhone is the new kid on the block in terms of luxury watch brands. The Bernheim brothers, who happen to be the grandsons of Raymond Weil, created the luxury yet affordable brand back in 2012. This year they took their collections of watches to Baselworld for the very first time. They are only set to become bigger and better
For those in the market for the rarest of the rare timepieces, you’ll definitely be sniffing up the right tree with this spectacular Roger Dubuis Much More watch, of which there were only ever 28 made. Despite the relative newcomer status of Roger Dubuis timepieces (they were only founded as recently as 1995), the brand
we doubt the RJ-Romain Jerome Moon Orbiter would be part of an astronaut’s gear, but that’s not say that it is no good. in fact, it is another exquisite beauty that one can expect from RJ-Romain Jerome. limited to just 25 pieces, each costing a whopping €99,000 or $115,000 in American dollars, the Moon Orbiter pays homage to mankind’s never-ending space conquest.
TAG Heuer is, without doubt, one of the world’s leading in names in the horology industry and the quality of their timepieces is utterly exemplary. They are particularly well-known for their Carrera collection of luxury watches and this spectacular series forms one of the cornerstones of their entire catalogue of high-end
if you have long admired Bell & Ross’s aviation lineage and haven’t had the chance to own all of the brand’s aviation navigation instrument-inspired time pieces, then the good news is, you will have 99 chances to do so with the Bell & Ross BR01 Flight Instruments Collector’s Box. announced at the BASELWORLD
obviously, the era where the Game of Thrones supposedly played out didn’t have wrist watch, but that hasn’t stop luxury watch maker Ulysse Nardin and HBO from collaborating on the Official Game of Thrones “The Night’s Watch” Watch. let see if we are getting it right here: so if the Night’s Watch were
if you want to do it like a pro, a ‘regular’ chronograph is not going to cut it as a race watch. you would likely need to get a designed-for-track digital watch, but with the Halda Race Pilot Watch you get both – a regular mechanical watch, and a dedicated race watch. the watch comes standard with two interchangeable modules: a race module that
say you can’t get enough of hard-to-read timepieces and the too street-cred TokyoFlash does not match up to your opulent lifestyle, then you really have to check out Harry Winston Opus XIII Luxury Watch (US$tba). it took us a few moments to realize that the fifty-nine ticks there, are actually pivoting hands representing the
there is a reason for calling a time telling device a timepiece; because it is not restricted to just the wrist, but when the great folks of the past coined the term ‘timepiece’, we bet they didn’t think it would be a companion to a device that allows us to communicate wirelessly nearly everywhere on earth. speaking of which, if hitting the HOME button
though constant force mechanism is no secret in the watch industry, it remains a constant challenge for watchmakers and today, this challenge is gladly met and conquered by watchmaker Romain Gauthier with his latest creation, the Romain Gauthier Logical One. the Logical One improves on the age-old chain-and