Franck Muller Mystery Watch
Starting with a green spring, moving to the hot yellow colors of the summer, then on to reds of the fall, and finally to the cold blues of the winter. The stones flow on to the lugs, and baguette style stones of all different colors make up the hour markers and with trillion cut stones as the hour and minute hands. The rest of the watch is totally covered in diamonds. The "Mystery Double" (ahem, 'double mystery') part of the name comes from the two discs that moves the hour and minute indicator hands, rather than the watch having traditional hands.

ROGER DUBUIS push certification seal of Geneva with the Royal Observatory
Geneva seal is called a symbol of Swiss watchmaking is one of the best, the Observatory is as a blessing certification mortal mind to the Crown, some very familiar collectors with the Geneva seal mark certification of the Observatory is the evidence of the consumers are familiar with the quality. all series watches are a trademark of ROGER DUBUIS Geneva 2010 pioneer of relocation of industry to formally promote the Geneva Observatory certification mark and the top of double tab measures and target with the first wave of appreciation of higher level of consumers in the Asia-Pacific, from now until July stop at the end of the Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong, Hong Kong Exposition of Pacific Plaza ROGER DUBUIS EXALIBUR 5th anniversary and look forward more in addition to close and Hong Kong to visit participants top VIP of Taiwan, the taste of the appreciation of the upper level of the General tab process everyone can understand.

AVI-8 Flyboy 4021 Automatic Watch Review
It isn't all the time I get excited about more affordably-priced mechanical watches such as the Flyboy by AVI-8. Why is that? Am I simply too much of a snob to be interested in those items that most people can afford even though I am one amongst them? No, it isn't that, and regular aBlogtoWatch fans know how excited I get each time we review a new Casio G-Shock. It really isn't about price but rather where the bar is set. Lower-priced watches often have to cut corners where more expensive watches can afford to use the best materials, components, and manufacturing processes. Being so ac

Breguet No. 1646 Diver Watch: A Newly Discovered Vintage From 1965
This is an interesting story about a rare Breguet dive watch previously unknown to most collectors that was produced in 1965. It is known as the Breguet No. 1646, and apparently, only 60 pieces were ever produced. We don't talk about vintage watches all that often on aBlogtoWatch, but this is a worthy exception and I will explain why. First of all, the fact that in 2014 we are still discovering "new" vintage watches says something important about the hunt for horological history. Second, this dive watch design is unique and good enough that, before long, we will start seeing modern int

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso By Zep Watch
I'll be really frank that I have no idea who or what Zep is. I mean I know a bit more now after researching and writing this article, but seeing his little smoke plume-haired character for the first time was a novel experience. I guess it is a Swiss/European thing. What... Tin Tin makes it international but Titeuf and Asterix are Euro only? Having said that, I do love cartoons and comics of all varieties. Something about hand-drawn things that really appeal to me.Zep is the pseudonym of an artist who draws and writer a comic strip series known as Titeuf and is Swi