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With this 4K-video we invite you to discover two BREITLING watches reflecting more the “good old days” of the Swiss manufacturer based in Grenchen and La Chaux-de-Fonds. BREITLING…
The BREITLING Premier B01 Chronograph 42 is equipped with the in-house conceived and manufactured Calibre B01. As all Breitling watches it is an official certified chronometer. This is…
Rolex presents the new generation of its Oyster Perpetual watches and brings a new model to the range, the Oyster Perpetual 41, as well as versions of the…
ROLEX is introducing the new generation of its Oyster Perpetual Submariner and Oyster Perpetual Submariner Date. Both timepieces now feature a redesigned, slightly larger 41 mm case –…
This Breitling collection has a real feel of the big easy. The Breitling Endurance Pro combines an ultra-light-weight 44 millimeter Breitlight® case (64 grams including the strap) and…
Omega`s Constellation was introduced in 1982. If you ever wondered were the idea for its design came from, here is the story in brief: The designer was inspired…
As promised last week this is my review of the new 40 mm Longines Spirit watches with a Black, Blue and silver dial. Just in case you missed…
The new TUDOR Black Bay Fifty-Eight “Navy Blue” gets its name from its dominant blue color but also from the year 1958, in which the first TUDOR divers’…
Longines SpiritThe brand new Longines Spirit collection brings the 1832 founded manufacturer’s rich heritage back to life. Linking history with innovation, the new models take traditional features from…
The 15.000 Gauss saga started January, 17th in 2013 when Omega presented its newest development in Geneva. It was all about magnetism and how to fight the today biggest enemy of the mechanical wristwatch.
Omega decided to build non-magnetic calibres instead of protecting a fragile calibre with a inner soft iron case.
This was a very good and wise decision as we all know today.
Meanwhile Omega offers 11 certified movements in 20 executions manufactured as anti-antimagnetic Co-Axial Master Chronometer calibres.Â
Let us look back when everything started …
This Breitling Chronoliner B04 chronograph vintage-style type in blue and not black (!) is a good example for a Breitling I would like to see more often in the future.
Do you agree if I write: We have recently seen to many all-black, martial, “military” watches from Breitling – too many watches for Special Forces & Co.Â
I think there is plenty of room for different colors / types, especial for more decent “lovelier” watches.
One simply needs to look back in the history of the brand and discover many fantastic and cool timepieces, that would perfectly fit into a new collection of Breitling …
Georges Kern, we are looking forward to discover your new ideas and watches.
I am sure you will not disappoint us!
First live taken pictures, first technical details of the new Omega watch and the suggested retail price in Swiss Francs including VAT. What you see here is quite exclusive, unique and being published much ahead of time. So please forgive me that is not yet a full compendium …