Rolex Air King steel automatic Kal. 3130 Ref. 14000M Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

Chopard L.U.C XPS Watch Hands-On
Introduced in 2006, the Chopard L.U.C XP has been one of the brand's most elegantly simple dress watches. Last year, we had a chance to see refined and updated versions of the Chopard L.U.C XPS (the “S” designation refers to the inclusion of a small seconds sub-dial at 6 o'clock) watch in stainless steel, 18ct rose and white gold-plus there is also a version in platinum with a blue dial which also boasts the Geneva Seal. The new XPS watches all take on some of the more "signature"characteristics of the L.U.C line while there are distinct updates unique to each of the three watches.Images by David Bredan.What's unchanged is the size of the 40mm-wide and 7.2mm-thick case. However, Chopard has made minor modifications by trimming down the lugs so the watch sits more comfortably on the wrist. Additionally, they have domed the sapphire crystal on the dial. The intention here was to have the softly domed crystal slip under a sleeve more smoothly.
Oris Audi Sport Limited Edition Watch Hands-On
One of the most beautiful racing-themed watches for 2014 is a limited edition chronograph from Oris, created to celebrate their partnership with Audi Sport racing (the race team arm of Audi). Known as the Oris Audi Sport Limited Edition ref.?01 774 7661 7481, the watch is very much part of the larger Oris Artix racing chronograph collection, but with a very appealing mixture of finishes and materials. It is also one of the very few watches I know of that has a very legible silver-toned dial-which immediately makes it unique and appealing, in my opinion.Last year, in 2013, we took a look at a very similar limited edition Oris Artix watch with the Artix Calobra Limited Edition Racing watch?(hands-on here). For 2014, Oris seemed to feel that the “Artix” part of the name was no longer necessary. Also, while I am not typically a fan of “dual-branded” watch dials, this one with the tasteful “Audi Sport” logo doesn’t bother me.