Cartier Roadster steel automatic Kal. 049 Ref. 3312 Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

Citizen Eco-Drive Super Titanium AW0060 Watch Review
I think I even surprised Citizen watches when I had immediate interest in the new-for-2016 Eco-Drive Super Titanium collection of timepieces. Not long before seeing these new watches, I visited some of Citizen’s factory locations in Japan to see how they made much of their most important technology. This included both Eco-Drive movements and dials, as well as their well-regarded “Super Titanium” which is a specially treated titanium metal designed to be very scratch-resistant.What drew me to the Citizen Eco-Drive Super Titanium AW0060 collection of watches was a combination of price, design, and features. This isn’t the last watch you’ll ever need, but it is a great watch for the money and, more importantly, has a lot more personality than most timepieces at this price. This is really important when it comes to affordable Japanese watches because their designs can at times come across as being generic unless you find things in the $1,000-plus price range.
Hands-On With The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean For The 36th America's Cup
The modern diver-like the modern sailer, might not still formally rely on a traditional analog instrument strapped to their wrist, but as any habitual tool watch wearer will tell you, that's hardly the point. And for such an enthusiast, even a truncated regatta race calendar this year hasn't stopped Omega from launching a new limited edition Seamaster Planet Ocean built to commemorate the 36th America's Cup. Now, we've seen Omega give this gorgeous white lacquer dial and blued marker treatment to other watches, most notably on the Aqua Terra Goodplanet editions from years' past, but in this particular instance, that color scheme (with the addition of plenty of red) suits not only the America's Cup, but the Emirates Team New Zealand livery-an outfit Omega has supported with numerous special edition Seamaster and Speedmaster watches since 1995. Before before we get too deep into this particular reference's detail-rich design though, get yourself caught up on the Planet Ocean with Bilal's