Cartier Pasha 18 ct white gold automatic Kal. ETA 2000-1 Ref. 2400 Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

New Linde Werdelin SpidoLite Titanium Watch: Svend Andersen Finished Movement, Available Skeletonized, With DLC
It is always a pleasure to hear good news from Linde Werdelin. I recently got word of an interesting new release from the Britain based company. Watch companies are usually silent about new products until the official announcement. You talk with them regularly with no word of something new brewing, and then one day you get the news. Once in a while I’d like to see some “leaked” concept art. Well, this is a really cool new watch, which is actually part old watch. Frankly, it takes a bit of involvement in the industry to fully “get” this watch. Maybe you don’t know who Svend Andersen is, or why Linde Werdelin chose to use a 1970s NOS automatic movement for a thoroughly modern timepiece. In a nutshell, it is a clever way to produce something really individual, based on unique partnerships, and a process that other companies can’t easily replicate.The SpidoLite starts with a Linde Werdelin Biformeter watch case (I reviewed a Linde Werdelin Biformet
Hands-On Debut: Timex Navi XL Automatic Watch
Just released is the new Timex Navi XL Automatic, which is the first mechanical watch in this collection and the first mechanical "military-style"sport watch from Timex. With a green dial, that distinct hour hand, and overall thoughtful proportions and finishes, this is an impressive offering from Timex. More importantly, it's a lot of fun, style, and value at $260.(Update:?Timex has addressed the hour hand issue in their final production model that’s going to be available online this week. See image below for what the final product will look like)