Chronoswiss Digiteur manual winding CH1371R Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

BVLGARI Diagono X-Pro Watch
Bvlgari, err… Bulgari always looks better in all caps right? While I have been seeing lots of confused designs from Bulgari as of late, this Diagono X-Pro is something I am not at all confused about liking (which is to say that I do like it). The cool masculine watch takes a few lessons from the polished looks of the Bulgari design play book, and adds a testosterone powered stamp of approval on it. When it comes down to it, while this is a great watch in and of itself, it feels like Bulgari’s answer to the Hublot Big Bang. Not only in design, but also when it comes to the “fusion” of materials. Bulgari knows that with its performance over the last few years and the current economy, it can’t dick around. It needs to give people what they want – which is apparently still luxury sport watches.One thing that is hard to tell is that the middle section of the case is actually all black – all DLC black for that matter. Now even Bulgari is on the DLC b
Richard Mille RM030 Watch
The new complication here in the Richard Mille RM 030 is quizzical to me. The idea is that the automatic rotor detaches from winding the mainspring is full. The mainspring has a total power reserve of 50 hours, when it gets down to 40 hours, the rotor reattaches thanks to a type of clutch. Why? To theoretically assist with keeping the movement as safe as can be. Leave it to the people who make watches for use in tennis matches to consider the happiness of little machines. The irony makes me smile. I do love the clean face that still feels highly functional. I’d sport it.Read my full article on the Richard Mille RM 030 watch at Haute Living here.