Omega Louis Brandt 18 ct gold automatic Kal. 1118 Ref. BA175.0300 Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

Jacob & Co. Epic SF24 Flying Tourbillon Watch
No matter your opinion on Jacob & Co., everyone can agree the brand is never boring. At Baselword 2013, Jacob & Co. raised eyebrows by releasing its Epic SF24 travel timer watch. A unique watch, to say the very least, it displayed the local time via a typical dial and time in a separate timezone at 12 o'clock using a special retro-style flip clock display like we might see used at airports. Now, three years on, we see the new Jacob & Co. SF24 Flying Tourbillon watch, as well as a diamond version.Side note: there are also new Jacob & Co. Epic SF24 Racing watches which are identical to the original Jacob & Co. Epic SF24 from three years ago, but differ in that they are offered in a range of red, green, and blue racing colors. The inner bezel, indexes, and case’s rubber inserts are all colored, which adds even more visual pizzazz to an already very interesting watch.
Marvin M103 Watch Review
This watch may be a sleeper hit in the watch world – and one of my favorite Marvin watches in their current collection. It has the feeling of a classic sport chronograph watch – but in a modern package. Sized large at 44mm wide, the steel case feels solid while the leather strap feels soft. Looking at the various colors on the dial, I am reminded by one of my favorite sport chronograph watches that are no longer made. The Zenith El Primero Rainbow. The name was a bit deceiving, as it didn’t have THAT many colors in it, but enough to make the dial stand out more. The Marvin M103 watch shares that look. Most of the dial is black with the steel tones, while there are splashes of red, white, and yellow.You also get the classic looking framed chronograph subdials, while the seconds subdial is not framed in a white ring. This is done for style (to remind of a bi-compax layout), but is also there to help keep your eyes on the right dials when you are using the chronograph ti