Chronoswiss Chronoscope chronograph 18 ct gold automatic Kal. C.125 Ref. CH1521R Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

Tag Heuer Formula 1 Khaki Watch
2010 saw some sleeper introductions from Tag Heuer that are going to be big hits. Items like their Pendulum concept watch that has no hairspring (or changes for sale to the public anytime soon) stole a lot of the attention, but here is one a few good looking Tag Heuer watches to look forward to this year. Over the last few years Tag Heuer has revamped its famous Formula One collection of watches. I predicted that the Tag Heuer Formula 1 Grande Date watch from last year was going to be a bit hit, and it was. For 2010 the Grande Date models get some quite upgrades, and the new model is this army green Formula 1 Khaki.The watch is a return to the standard three-hand look the collection is popular for, though the subsidiary seconds Grande Date model was pretty kick-ass. The dial is an olive drab green color, with a closely matching green rubber strap. There is also a brand new style of steel bracelet available with a diver’s extension. Tag Heuer puts the watch in a 41mm wide steel ca
Roger Dubuis Excalibur Single & Double Tourbillon Watches Hands-On
At Roger Dubuis, an impressively high percentage of the watches they sell include tourbillons in the movements. The perennially avant-garde luxury brand is a unique animal in the Richemont stable of watch companies that for the most part, are much more conservative in both design and execution. Roger Dubuis as a company is like the flamboyantly dressed artistic type that still carries himself with confidence among peers all wearing conservative suits. It, then, makes a lot of sense that purposely flamboyant watches are what works for the Swiss manufacture.When the Richemont Group purchased Roger Dubuis in the early 2000s, it was (in part) their manufacturing capacity and skills that Richemont wanted. As unique as Roger Dubuis can come across at times, they are still a reputable true manufacture of watches – many of which bear the prestigious Geneva Seal. In fact, Richemont’s purchase of Roger Dubuis proved a blessing in many ways, because immediately prior to that, the bran