Sotheby's To Auction Patek Philippe
Between vintage watches Patek Philippe, are outstanding examples of perpetual calendar REF. 3448, including a particularly rare "Senza Luna" variation has not display phase of typical Moon presented in this reference. Rolex is represented by some Oyster Perpetual models particularly sought after in the range of sports. Such a model is a watch Submariner in 1974 for the Royal Navy, featuring a number of details special for robust use, including the bars welded strap and a mechanism of software piracy to enable troops to synchronise their watches prior to a mission. An example of a timepiece "COMEX" Sea-Dweller, to 1977 is also to offer. Created by Rolex in association with the firm of specialty COMEX diving, this model Oyster Perpetual uses a patented valve release helium for dives of saturation. It is sold by its owner - a professional diver who joined the COMEX in 1981 and used the previous day in several of its missions with the company. A millennium of George Daniels shows attra

Tag Heuer Monaco V4 Tourbillon Is The First Belt-Driven Tourbillon
It is mind-boggling to think that one of Tag Heuer's most extraordinary creations, the Monaco V4 is already a bold ten years old. Today, we are looking at the piece with which the brand celebrates the tenth anniversary of what is one of the most technically impressive watches it has ever produced.?The story goes that it was in 2004 when the brand presented a concept watch which, as a world first, utilized ultra-thin transmission belts in its movement. Called the V4, it was nothing short of a shocking concept which, somewhat embarrassingly, was a long way away from functioning without p

Roland Iten R8 Mk.II Luxury Belt Buckle Exclusive
Yes, it isn't a watch, but it is what a belt buckle is when made and designed by watch makers, and people in the watch making world. I haven't specifically written about Roland Iten before on , but he is an inventor and a designer - and he is very talented. Roland Iten is based in Switzerland, and his items are totally made in Switzerland. Few people have his eye for aesthetic, taste, and engineering. He is sort of an ultra suave nerd - my kinda guy. In fact, in his words, the three principles that lead all of his designs are "performance, skill, and sophistication." Th

Techne Sparrow Hawk Watch Review
Aside from this timepiece, a Sparrowhawk (also Sparrow Hawk) is two things (well probably more actually). What I am thinking of is the actual bird family, and the plane (which appropriately borrowed the name from the bird). As the name implies, the Sparrowhawk tends to be a smaller fellow. Though full of gumption, and still a predator being a hawk. One of the most interesting predatory birds out there, the Sparrowhawk is the powerful and agile underdog of the sharp clawed and taloned avian world. The plane is a curious item from the 1930s I believe. A biplane fighter - it was supposed

LAST CHANCE: Casio Pro Trek PRG550 Watch Giveaway
You have about one day left to enter for a chance to win this cool Casio ProTrek PRG550 "go anywhere, do anything" multi-sensor watch (here) on aBlogtoWatch. See more articles about: Casio Pro TrekWatch BrandsCasioPost navigationPrevious PostRotonde de Cartier Mystery Watch Versus The LevitasNext PostHudson Hero Now JeanRichard Watch Ambassador