Rolex Explorer II steel automatic Kal. 3187 Ref. 216570 Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

Limited Edition Corum LAB02 Skeleton Watch Comes With Flying Gear Train
A large part of Corum's legacy has been built on its innovative design work on gear trains, with watches like the iconic inline Golden Bridge dominating its place in the enthusiast community. For its next major step in advanced movement design, Corum has taken the concept of the flying tourbillon to its logical conclusion, creating a movement containing not just a flying tourbillon but a fully flying gear train almost entirely devoid of bridges. After two full years in development, the limited edition Corum LAB 02 achieves this with an impressively balanced and cohesive design.The 45mm case of the Corum LAB 02 exists primarily as a showcase for the skeletonized flying gear train movement within, and as such keeps the overall form simple and fully polished. Available in both rose gold and white gold variants, this case features a central case band made of sapphire to allow an excellent view of the movement from almost any angle. For those looking for even more flash, Corum also offers b
De Bethune DB25 Midnight Blue & White Night Watches Hands-On
Last year in 2014, Swiss De Bethune released these very simple-looking and beautiful versions of the DB25 collection known as the DB25 Midnight Blue and DB25 White Night. The only difference between the two De Bethune DB25 models is the dial – and as a pair, they go together splendidly. De Bethune is easily one of my favorite high-end watch makers for a number of reasons. The brand carries themselves with a sort of devil-may-care attitude and a maverick spirit that allows them to release the watches they want – seemingly without much interest in what the rest of the watch industry thinks or cares.That has helped them produce some amazingly beautiful and technically interesting things, while also developing techniques and features that no one else has. Of course, as an independently run brand, De Bethune can do that, and should be able to continue doing that as long as people exist to spend from about $50,000 and up (way up) on interesting timepieces. While you can (easily)