Patek Philippe Calatrava 18 ct gold manual winding Kal. 215 Ref. 3919/5 Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

Tutima Glashutte Homage Minute Repeater Watch
The big news is that Tutima just opened up their own movement manufacture they call the Glashutte Factory. To celebrate this they have released the first factory watch. It is the Tutima Glashutte Homage that is not only their first in-house movement, but also a minute repeater. According to Tutima (which is located in Glashutte), it is the only minute repeater watch that has been made and also developed in Glashutte.At first I wasn’t of Tutima’s claim.? Glashutte Original and A. Lange & Sohne are also located in Glashutte Germany, and should have minute repeaters of their own right? Turns out that they don’t. I would have guess that by now the two high-end brands would have a minute repeater or two under their belt, but that isn’t the case. A. Lange & Sohne has long since been rumored to be working on one, but it hasn’t come out yet. So Tutima now has the credit of the first Glashutte minute repeater watch.
IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Monopusher Chronograph Watch Hands-On
What is it about the appeal of a classic monopusher chronograph? We are looking at possibly one of the most fitting answers to that question:?with the reference 5151 IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Monopusher Chronograph, IWC has checked all the boxes with a beautiful dressy chronograph, backed by an impressive movement in a watch fitting of the Portofino name.In the metal, this 45mm-wide IWC Portofino is large, but far from brash or blingy. Available in either 18k white or red gold, the white gold model has a slate colored dial with a brushed surface treatment, while the red gold has a silvery white dial. As we will see throughout our hands-on look here, the IWC Portofino family walks a line between classic and modern, blurring the edges of dressy and casual in a way that often seems effortless.