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

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Beating inside the new Hysek Borel Chrono watch is a Swiss made 14500 automatic movement. Rhodium-plated, the caliber is adorned with 30 jewels. It is also embellished with Geneva waves and incorporates circular-grained bridges.

Does Polishing A Watch Affect Its Value? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches
 Joe P. from Belarus asks: My question concerns when a watch is sent in for service. The recommended time period to service my watch is coming due. Once sent to the manufacturer, I understand it will be inspected and serviced to the manufacturers exacting levels. I am specifically wondering what is the normal watch advice, for the owner, if polishing is recommended by the manufacture. Does this diminish, enhance or maintain the value of the timepiece?It sounds like you are asking if polishing your watch during servicing will affect its value. That is a good questions and highly subjec

SIHH 2011 Recap: Safe Bet For the Watch World
SIHH 2011 is an event I almost did not attend ?a but I am glad that I did. The story of my journey to this year?¡¥s invite-only International Salon of Haute Horology is however, another story. The expansive halls of world?¡¥s ??other?¡¥ most important watch show are a temple of luxury and industry chimes ?a you learn a lot by being there and listening, as well as seeing. Together, almost 20 brands that represent all of the Richemont and a few other accompanying high-end watch makers get together to show off their new products for 2011. For those attending, it is an annual pilgrimage, and for th

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 87
John and I continue our special holiday gift guide moving up the ladder to entry-level high-end watches. We talk about some kick-ass vintage Omega watches, as well as my review of the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean watch. You'll enjoy it.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 87 here.Download the MP3. See more articles about: Post navigationPrevious PostBreaking Down The 2011 Grand Prix d?¡¥Horlogerie de Gen¡§¡§ve AwardsNext PostMooren New Vintage Watches: By A Teenager