Brief history of Omega Men's 2208.50.00 Seamaster Planet Ocean Automatic Chronometer Watch
This Omega watch selfwinding Switzerland automatic movement characteristic improved by the escapement of coaxially to the breakthrough of Omega, a technology that ensures the high precision and stable accuracy for long periods of use. He is noted to a full 600 metres (2000 feet) water resistant. The story of Omega Story The Omega watches began in 1848, when Founder Louis Brandt began to hand assembling watches of Pocket precision key-wound of parts supplied by local craftsmen in his Principality of La Chaux-de-Fonds, in the Northwest corner of the Switzerland. However, the Omega name appear until 1894, after Louis Brandt had died and his watchmaking traditions were taken over by his son, Louis-Paul and César Brandt. Omega Watches have long been associated screen glamour and sporting starsCthe Omega Seamaster is famous for being the watch of choice for James BondCwith current ambassadors including Pierce Brosnan

BEST FROM: & Friends March 14, 2014
As spring approaches, we check out new watches from Panerai, Bovet, Christophe Claret, F.P. Journe and many more. We also find out how time is kept and measured; pay a visit to Roger Smith on the Isle of Man; find out more about the story of one man?¡¥s hunt for his grail watch; and get a rare sneak peek into the workshops of one of the biggest brands in the world, Rolex.1. Panerai Luminor 1950 PAM557 Destro 3 Days Watch Hands-On: A Lefty PAM372If you love watches from Panerai, the new PAM 557 Destro 3 Days Watch should be one to look out for. It is essentially a left-handed version of the

Armin Strom Tourbillon Collection Watches
Since the creation of their first totally in-house movement a few years ago, Swiss watch maker Armin Strom has been offering a unique variety of beautiful high-end sports watches with a surprising level of detailing and expert decoration. Here are two models in their Tourbillon Collection, which represent the higher-end of what is available. We have here the Tourbillon Racing as well as the Tourbillon Earth (ref. ST13-TE.90 from the Elements collection). There are also Tourbillon Fire and Air models each with their own distinct case materials and colors. Note that the Tourbillon Racing

GIVEAWAY: EHF Horlogere Mk Zero Watch
We are excited to present aBlogtoWatch readers with a chance to win a LeLocle Switzerland based EHF Mk Zero watch. EHF Horlogere is a boutique watch maker with the goal of offering high-end Swiss watches at prices which are not inflated by marketing budgets or ambitious margins. Using a rather high-grade Swiss ETA Unitas 6498? manually wound mechanical (visible through the sapphire display back), the Mk Zero is a pilot style watch in a 42mm wide titanium case. The case is further DLC coated black. Our own Paul Hubbard offered a hands-on review of the EHF Mk Zero watch here. While the M

Hautlence HL-Q Watch + Videos
I would really love one of these watches - another in my "cannot afford, not even close" collection of watch desires. I can still appreciate them from afar right? The first Hautlence watches were in cases that looked like TV screens, and finally we see them in a round cased watch. You can see from the images and videos that there are many different styles that arose from the base design. If you want to click here (in French), you can see almost all of the watches in the Hautlence HL-Q collection. The timepiece begins here with the new case that is 44mm wide and has an interestin