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

18 K White gold clasp Chameleon Breguet
A clock extremely fine and rare, it is a demi-hunter-tube, resistant to water, 18 k White Gold wristwatch with visible one minute tourbillon regulator and an 18 K White gold clasp Chameleon Breguet. The case of 41.5 mm and the movement is Switzerland. A timepiece the love luxury man, this is really a class by itself. The watch is in the manufacturer box and comes with all the documents.

My First Grail Watch: Steven Holtzman
Welcome back to an original aBlogtoWatch feature, "My First Grail Watch". In this series, we ask prominent people in the watch industry about the first timepiece that they lusted after.aBlogtoWatch (ABTW): Who are you and what is your relationship to the watch industry?Steven Holtzman (SH): I am the founder of Ma?tres du Temps and a watch enthusiast from early childhood.ABTW: What was your first grail watch?SH: Actually, my grail watches have changed over the years based on my perception. As a child I had a great appreciation for old American timepieces. My first was the Gruen Curv

Auction Watch: Antiquorum's ONLY WATCH 2011 Results
As expected the ONLY Watch 2011 went without a hitch last week. It raised € 4.5 million, about USD $ 6,075,000 as of this writing. Let's take a look at some of the results. [see all of the watches: studio pics & in-the-flesh, hands-on]Antiquorum Auctioneers - The collection of unique 40 timepieces achieves € 4.5 million at the Only Watch Charity Auction: Monaco, September 24, 2011 - The fourth edition of the biennial Only Watch Charity Auction held at the Hotel Hermitage in Monaco on September 23, in the presence of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco, closed with an outstanding res

JC de Castelbajac Lego Watch Collection
Honestly, what can I really say about these watches that isn't clear from what you see. Designer Lego style digital timepieces from French designer JC de Castelbajac (JC DC). It is actually part of his whole future Lego wear lineup. You can see the Lego version of it in the video, and images from the real runway show below. Odd? Sure. Provocative? Maybe. "No darling, leave the Lego baseball cap on in bed, I like it that way." Weird stuff, but it is cool. The JC DC Lego watches comes in a number of colors - six versions to be exact. See them being worn all at the same time all Nicolas