When Ebel meets Miss Ebel
The architects of the time called one of the most well-known bloggers of today to interpret the universe of the different lines in its collections.Since 1911, Ebel has shape time and giving it body and soul by the design of watches merging functions with emotions. They reflect their time and are the result of an interpretation and a source of inspiration combining architecture and watchmaking design to etch in time and allow them to leave their unique footprint. By calling Louise Ebel talent to express the artistic signature of his collections in his own unique way, the brand is the treatment to a new way of expression. Through various scenes imagined by this young lady and photographed by Pauline Darley, within Art Deco of the Turkish of the Villa, watches reveal a different way and in a whole new light. Photographs will be posted online in the coming months on the blog of misspandora. fr Louise Ebel, both on the site Web EBEL.com.Louise Ebel 22 student years that cre

Hamilton Watches Open Up Their New Movement
I've been a fan of the Hamilton Jazzmaster line for some time now, and have appreciated some of the open-heart dials they've created in the past. Their latest (the Viewmatic Skeleton), though, is truly a skeleton watch, not just a dial with some cut out pieces of metal.That's because the Jazzmaster Viewmatic Skeleton watches (yes, this is a his-n-her's release) were designed with the intent of showing off their new H-20-S automatic movement. There's very little in the way of you seeing the actual moving parts at work, and the movement itself has cutouts and finishing (laser-engraved)

Individual Design Ka La Watch Review
It doesn't take a lot for a guy to go out and buy a watch from one of the major timepiece producers. Sure you need the actual cash, but purchasing a Rolex, Omega, Tag Heuer, or any of the other name brands is often a mental no-brainer. That's because those brands have created a blanket of trust and sophistication behind their name. Buying one of those watches is like entrance into a club of like-minded people who share your passion and taste. So what does it take to pick up a timepiece from a little guy? An independent brand? A start-up brand? These companies have zero awareness, littl

Marvin Malton 160 Rectangular Flying Hour Watch Review
Very rarely do I get to review a watch that is actually a remake of another watch the brand made just a few years earlier - that I also reviewed. This Marvin Malton 160 Rectangular Flying Hour watch (ref.?M024.14.41.64) is a follow-up piece to the brand's previous Marvin M014 watch that I reviewed here. In addition to a new case design, the new Malton 160 (to be honest I still don't understand what the "Malton 160" name in new Marvin watches means) Rectangular Flying Hour piece improves on two important areas over the original.From a design standpoint the Marvin Flying Hour (as I will

How Ulysse Nardin Beautifully Makes Watches Part 5
Sponsored PostUlysse Nardin has recently produced a beautiful corporate movie displaying the people and methods behind the production of watches at their facilities in Switzerland. We've broken down those movies into several parts which will be posted weekly for you to watch. Please enjoy part 5 of the series on how Ulysse Nardin makes watches.As we publish the movies you'll be able to see all of them on the Ulysse Nardin Manufacture Movie page here.For more information visit Ulysse Nardin's website. See more articles about: Watch BrandsUlysse NardinPost navigationPreviou