Fendi is happy to present its new Patravi TravelGraph watch
Fendi is happy to present its new Patravi TravelGraph watch, which successfully brings together GMT and chronograph functions.The novelty employs a 42 mm case, crafted from stainless steel. Its top is covered by a sapphire crystal, glare-proofed on both sides. The case features a screw-down crown and two chronograph push-pieces.The timepiece is outlined by a bi-directional bezel with 24-hour graduation. It is built to be 50- meter water-resistant.

Manually-wound movement of Roger Dubuis Double Tourbillon Excalibur Squelette Watch
In 2009, the manufacture of Geneva reveals variation skeleton of its powerful watch of Excalibur, which completes the whirlwind of hand movement - complex its full secrets through the delicate art of open work. Casing in magistral or pink or white of the watch of Roger Dubuis Double Tourbillon Excalibur skeleton measuring 45 mm in diameter; exceptional attention to finish and a number of suppression of details - among them a protector of the Crown to hinge and bezel embattled - improve presence and off the wrist. It is also an ideal for the manually-wound movement, which the complex structure of 292 parts is taken in charge by skeletonized bridges treated with black rhodium. Twins flying Devils with a differential rotation in the opposite directions filling revolutions fully every 60 seconds. Frequency of the balance is 21 600 alternations per hour, and power reserve is 48 hours. All components of steel, including works without key and the cars of the vortices are finely bevel in

The B.R.M. Birotor Caps Things Off
Up until recently, I had not heard of the independent watch brand B.R.M. and their line up of racing-inspired watches - but I'm glad I stumbled across them. The model we'll focus on today is another entry into the trend of what I consider to be an industrial style.Of course, you could quite easily argue that it's simply the automotive racing nature of things informing the style, and it's not something I'd put up a fight about. That said, I've been noticing (especially on the higher end models) that when you get to an open-worked watch, such as this one with plenty of open space, the c

Seiko Astron GPS Solar Watch
Forget that it is 2012 and pretend like it is the early 1990's - the time when electronic wrist gadgets were super cool, and the next neat Casio was sure to excite you. The Seiko Astron GPS Solar Watch coming out back then would have been a no brainer superstar. Today however, the Astron GPS Solar must compete with mechanical watches given the over $2,000 price of this limited edition GPS controlled Seiko. Which is ironically strange given the pretty intense level of functionality you get here.Seiko did not invent the GPS controlled watch. Actually, last year, its rival Citizen came o

Girard-Perregaux ww.tc Shadow Watch Review
This beauty was a delight to review - which is often the case with high-end Swiss pieces from brands such as Girard-Perregaux. Called the "Shadow" this watch is a unique sports version of Girard-Perregaux's iconic ww.tc watch collection. "ww.tc" stands for "world wide time control." It should however be called "world wide time viewing," but the Swiss are sort of control freaks. If they are able to come out with a watch that controls time, I will certainly be asking to review one.For years I have looked at the ww.tc watches with respect. There have been a number of versions released co