IWC Portugieser 18 ct red gold manual winding Kal. C.98290 Ref. IW5442 Reviews

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H. Moser & Cie Perpetual Calendar Heritage Limited Edition Watch
Now this is the type of timepiece I expect from Switzerland-based H. Moser & Cie., and not futile attempts to play with (or play against) the smartwatch market. For the celebration of the brand’s 10-year anniversary, H. Moser & Cie produced this Perpetual Calendar Heritage Limited Edition that has been inspired by a pocket watch from the late 19th Century. H. Moser & Cie. connects what is probably its most admirable model with a very beautiful nod to the past.At its heart, the H. Moser & Cie Perpetual Calendar Heritage Limited Edition watch is the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar watch that I reviewed here. This very clever minimalist perpetual calendar indicates the month, date, and time on the dial, along with a handy power reserve indicator for the manually wound movement. To fully set the perpetual calendar complication, a leap year indicator is placed on the rear of the movement (because you don’t need to see that very often, and it works much better there)
Citizen Eco-Drive Ladies Silhouette Bangle EW9990-54E Watch Review
Watches for women aren’t discussed enough here on aBlogtoRead.com. That is probably due in part to the fact that I don’t frequently wear women’s watches (but hey, I try to my keep options open!). Nevertheless, I have bought many a watch for women and advised others on the topic. Based on my experiences, this is a timepiece that women will like.Citizen is the top selling watch in the US from a volume perspective. A lot of that is thanks to their Eco-Drive Japanese quartz movements that are light powered. In fact, all three of the major Japanese watch brands (Citizen, Seiko, and Casio) feature light/solar powered quartz movements. The benefit here to those not familiar with them is convenience. A little light goes a long way for watches that need little to no maintenance when light keeps your watch battery charged. In my experience most women aren’t particularly interested in winding and setting watches all the time.