The Wonderful Rado Sintra Collection
High-tech ceramic is the nucleus fundamental material which makes Rado mark pioneer at the forefront of its competitors.Rado Sintra is the first quarter of full-ceramic with a complete ceramic bracelet and case, Sapphire is the only other visible material used in this watch.In addition, Rado Sintra is the first quarter of full-ceramic to introduce color of Platinum, gold, black, white, blue and pink.The Rado Sintra gold Paillette illustrates perfectly the control of the process of production of the Rado. Its rich ceramic hued and bracelets gold is accentuated with an eye popping bright dial, creating a piece of design that isboth dazzling and accurate.The most recent model, the Rado Sintra automatic skeleton is more technical. The clearly visible movement of skeleton certified COSC is customized for Rado, all in black. Stressing the part of the movement in steel or gold color gives the vitality of the previous day. Steel metallic indices or gold on the sapphire glass with their hands

Hublot Black Caviar Bang is another watch
The quarter of $ 1 million, as the name itself suggests, is a club, including estimates of the companies that produce watches a value of $ 1 million or more. One can imagine only extravagant quality watches that fall within this heavy price tag. And the more recent shows to achieve this feat is the new Black Caviar Bang Hoblot , which is the latest in the line of the Big Bang. This limits rantings of beauty Edition of a k White Gold case and clasp which showcases hundreds of precision cut Black diamonds which measure 34.5 carats in total 18. Diamonds are nicely arranged on the watch with 322 diamonds on the case, 179 on the bezel and another 30 on the clasp at the end of the rubber strap. These rare black diamonds are responsible for this touch of luxury and label price heavy million.

Watch Winner Follow-Up: Wryst Airborne FW3
This is a follow-up review from Derique Y. in Singapore, winner of the Wryst Airborne FW3 Limited Edition watch giveaway on aBlogtoWatch in May.I've been following aBlogtoWatch (formerly aBlogtoRead) for many years now, lapping up sweet images of watches that I could probably never afford, and half the time trying to imagine that hairy arm of Ariel's is mine instead.Every now and then, aBlogtoWatch will throw out a watch for someone to win. Participating was simple, commenting on the post and liking some pages. I once commented on a giveaway and just like every other lucky draw I've

Konstantin Chaykin Decalogue Watch Available On James List
St. Petersburg based Russian watch maker Konstantin Chaykin is one of the independents that I watch closely. Their new watch for 2011 was the Lunokhod that I covered here. Though this Decalogue is a piece they released last year as a limited edition of 76 pieces. The watch is actually based on a large clock in Prague that also features Hebrew characters as the hour indicators. Like the clock, the watch tells the time with the hands going counter-clockwise.This seemingly odd feature has to do with the Hebrew language, which is read right to left versus left to right. Therefore, to the

Seiko Ananta Automatic Watches
It has been a few months since I was in Japan visiting with Seiko. Shortly thereafter I wrote about the Spring Drive versions of their newish and impressive Seiko Ananta line of watches. If you recall, Ananta is Seiko's first line of high-end watches for the world market. The watches totally changed my perception of the brand, and I think if you check them out they will change the way you look at Seiko as well. The Spring Drive watches aren't cheap. While they are a great value for the money, the Seiko Ananta Spring Drive Chronograph watch can still get up to the $6,000 - $7,000 range.