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Armand Nicolet S05 Day Date Automatic Watch Available On James List

A elusive watch brand that I’ve been interested in for a while is Armand Nicolet. While they have the appearance for a mainstream watch, I have yet to happen upon these pieces, though that is likely to change soon. The brands have a few collections of watches and here is a piece from the S05 [...]

Glycine Combat 6 Watches On The Cheap

Looking for a good deal these days on a new watch? Want something classic and Swiss? Want it to have a decent movement but don’t want to pay too much? Well then Glycine might have just what you are looking for with the new watch Combat 6 watches – that come in two styles with [...]

Linde Werdelin Oktopus Moonphase Watch

Hardcore diving watches with moon phase complications? Not too many of those around. Sure the concept seems paradoxical, but when you think about it, there could be a functional component to this power combo of uses. Some divers need to be aware of the tides, and the tides are influenced by moon. There could be [...]

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 15

Some good sober watch talk. Hard to read Tokyo Flash watches, where to find a good watch repair guy, and more. It is funny just how fast we fill up 30 minutes each week.
Listen to the HourTime show watch podcast episode 15 here.

Written by Mr. Ariel Adams – aBlogtoRead.com

UTS Adventure Power Reserve Watch With Breguet-Like Inspiration

The watch above is the newer-ish UTS Adventure Power Reserve watch. UTS is a hardcore boutique tool watch maker in Germany, with a very dedicated production team and a small volume of watches made each year. It is rare that they release a totally new product, and for Basel World, that is just what they [...]

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Grand Prix Watches

This year Audemars Piguet is of the brands releasing a lot of new watches. The most visually exciting of which is this Royal Oak Offshore Grand Prix watch collection. Each is in a limited edition, so these aren’t permanent additions to the collection. There are three luxurious versions and I have for you the hands-on [...]

Louis Moinet Vernoscope With Jules Verne Instrument Watches

Steampunk fans rejoice. This artistic item of display is the new Louis Moinet Vernoscope. Meant to celebrate the popularity of the Louis Moinet Jules Verne Instrument watch collection. I think the watches were a bit of a surprise hit, but they are really cool. And by the way, I have an in-depth review of a [...]

Xetum Tyndall Watch Review

Xetum gives us something new to look at – but it feels reassuringly familiar. This is part of the intent behind what Xetum calls “accessible modern design.” I’ve seen plenty of modern “art” and wondered to myself, “even though I don’t like this, should I? I am not sure. I feel like I am either [...]

Sellita Further Targets ETA With the SW300 And SW500 Watch Movements

Sellita helps fill the gap. Offers two more movement ebauches that replace what so many relied upon ETA for. Ebauche – the term refers to a “blank” or un-assembled watch movement. Here is the definition from Wikipedia, “French term (but commonly used in English-speaking countries) for a movement blank, i.e. an incomplete watch movement [...]

Oris Darryl O’Young Limited Edition Watches

Watch companies do this a lot. Make an interesting watch that is closely connected with someone well known – at least well known to some people. I would say that 95% of the time I have never even heard of the person they are making the watch “in honor of.” While it is true that [...]

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