Participation of ORIS since 1996 London Jazz Festival after the event, ORIS launched each year
Participation of ORIS since 1996 London Jazz Festival after the event, ORIS launched each year, a jazz classic watches, to offer to pay tribute to the great jazz musicians, this year launched ORIS watches Frank Sinatra forged once more closely connected with the jazz. When Frank Sinatra of each song is a classic, just as the phases of the Moon shows only multifunctional, combines the mechanical watch classic features multi-functional. This Moon multifunction phases that Frank Sinatra inspired the watch are years 1960 Broadway, the disk surface is different from the traditional to the monotonous watch plate and simple and elegant, delicate blue light painting with a Broadway style pointers digital balance, highlight the symbol of the 1960s retro style, seems to classical and modern, while the movement curve watch design earbut also perfectly and put on the wrist, and provide excellent comfort in wear, receive more high quality look.

A Brief History Of ETA: THE Swiss Watch Movement Maker
ETA is one of the most prevalent and powerful companies in the modern watch industry. It is Switzerland's largest movement maker with countless small and major brands relying on the products they make. Its story has, as we will learn, defined the watch industry of today. However, despite all its previous and present roles in horology, for many, ETA remains a relatively unknown manufacture, or worse: a three-letter word that scarcely means more than the fact that the movement inside their watch was not made by the company whose name is on the dial.One of the reasons for this can be fou

What I Learned Building A Watch With At Frederique Constant
The following article was written by Andrew E. who accompanied aBlogtoWatch Founder Ariel Adams on a trip to Geneva to build a watch with Frederique Constant. This is his account of the experience and you can read Ariel Adams' full account of "What It's Like To Build A Watch" here. We thank Andrew for recounting his experience and sharing his mutual passions for watches:When I first tried to describe what it was like to win the watch lover?¡¥s trip of a lifetime, I ended up writing a lengthy travelogue that while descriptive, failed to adequately put into words how it felt to win the aB

Formex A780 Watches For 2010
For 2010 Formex offers two versions of its new A780 watch collection. All are 45mm wide in interesting cases and come in a three-hand automatic version, as well as a quartz chronograph model. I have been a fan of Formex watches for a while - enjoying their "pure" feeling race inspired watches that have some fun tech. Specifically, Formex watches have patented shock absorbing systems that places the case on springs (so to say), this is meant to protect the movement during periods when the watch is experiencing harsh vibrations - such as during a track race, or anything else where shock

Cabestan Nostromo Watch
For 2010 Cabestan brings us something totally new. A fantastic new design dreamed up by talented watch designer Jean-Fran?ois Ruchonnet. Yes, of course, the watch is similar to Cabestan's previous model, the Winch Tourbillon Vertical watch - but is actually more affordable (relatively speaking of course). Gone is the tourbillon, complex winch mechanism and double sapphire crystal over the movement on the face of the watch. Also, instead of the fusee chain transmission is a new gear-shaft style transmission. Cabestan watches are incredibly well finished and made. Much of this is thanks