Rolex Lady Datejust steel / white gold automatic Kal. 2135 Ref. 69174 Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

Watches That Take A look Back, But Not That Far Back. Example, Breitling Heritage Collection
The ultimate homage vintage watch would something that the Flintstones wore, the sundial watch; quirky right? These days we like the looks of old with the quality of new. I don’t think a sundial would cut it. The results are homage or classic themed watches that say “Dad, I like watches that where cool when you were kid better”. Don’t get confused though. We aren’t talking about actual vintage watches. These are brand new watches made to emulate something from back “then.” Who says new looks are always better?As this idea has spread to more people that just us watch fanatics, you’ll find a helpful watch style piece on throwback watches on AskMen.com here. They do a brief overview of a few select “throwback” watch designs, from a fashion perspective. Fashion is a big part of it, but for me, I think certain older looking designs are just functionally so good. Here are a couple of “Heritage” Breitling watches that pus
Bremont Terra Nova GMT Watch Hands-On
Bremont teased that it was going to release something new in the Supermarine collection when it placed a prototype watch on the wrist of explorer Ben Saunders, who recreated a famously deadly walk to the South Pole. The watch turned out to be the Bremont Terra Nova new for 2014, and here is our hands-on look.I actually got the chance to interview Mr. Ben Saunders back in late 2013 here about the essential gear he was taking with him. That is a pretty interesting story, and it was cool to hear about what explorers “must have” these days on their adventures. You see a few wrist glimpses of him wearing the Bremont Terra Nova watch. For anyone familiar with British Bremont watches, they will immediately recognize this watch as being part of the Supermarine collection (reviewed here). Though oddly enough, the Bremont Terra Nova does not have any mention of Supermarine in the official name – even though it still says “Supermarine” on the dial.