Rolex Datejust 18 ct gold automatic Kal. 2135 Ref. 69318 Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

Raidillon Chronograph Watches Hands-On
“Swiss Powered. Race Minded” is the logo of Raidillon, a small Belgian watch maker who has a knack for design and a penchant for simplicity. So much simplicity, in fact, that the majority of their watches are more or less the same with various cosmetic changes such as colors, textures, and strap choices. With that said, there are some decent values here and genuinely nice products that suggest to me that Raidillon is a brand that timepiece lovers will be pleased with when considering something enough out of the ordinary.Meeting with Raidillon, you get the sense that the small company is genuinely enthused about their product and really focused on design. With a racing theme and pretty much all limited editions, it is easy to get behind some of their better designs, especially since each model is limited to 55 pieces. Of course, the enterprising watch lover will quickly realize that asking to customize a bespoke Raidillon watch is probably not at all outside the purview of w
Roger Dubuis EasyDiver Blackswan Watch
As a supplement to the new for 2010 EasyDiver collection (that I wrote about here), Roger Dubuis has released a limited edition EasyDiver Black Swan watch you see before you. These are all revisions of years of EasyDiver watches and/or other sport models from Roger Dubuis – most have been good, all have been interesting.The Black Swan, as it is called, is named as such for use of a black ceramic bezel. While ceramic bezels are no longer particularly uncommon, this one is interesting given how complex the shape is. It is still not nearly as easy to cut ceramic as it is metal. For instance, how many square ceramic cases have you seen? While I don’t know the particular ins and outs of how the bezel was made, I would guess it is significantly more complex than just a ring-shaped ceramic bezel. The complexity comes in with the notches and the numerals done in relief.