Rolex Day-Date Watch 128238-0008 36 mm Yellow gold Case Yellow Dial Details
Brand:Rolex
Family:Day-Date
Model:128238-0008
Movement:Automatic
Case Size:36 mm
Bracelet Material:Gold
Gender:Womens
Glass:Sapphire
Case shape:Circle
Functions:Seconds / Minutes / Watch / Date / Day of the week
Water resistance:Yes
Watches NEWS
a great honour to represent the contemporary art of watchmaking in the Palace Museum
The Forbidden City of Beijing is the home of the Palace Museum which is something of a Mecca for art and international culture. In this Museum, you will find a very impressive collection of national treasures. BLANCPAIN was given a great honour to represent the contemporary art of watchmaking in the Palace Museum. It is the oldest brand of watches in the world, and it is only the privilege to present the first and only the modern wristwatch should be BLANCPAIN apt. BLANCPAIN knows what honour is and has developed a unique, friendly version of its musical ride driving A Minute. This was revealed in an official ceremony of donation to the Museum of the Palace.
For Victorinox, the "time, as you control" is not just advertisement
For Victorinox, the "time, as you control" is not just advertisement. It passed the Victorinox brand DNA - Victorinox is committed to cutting-edge technology and stylish design in the perfect fusion of watch-making, hoping to bring more value and moving to customers.
Why Aren't Watch Companies Suing Each Other For Copyright Infringement All Day Long? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches
James M. from Halifax, Nova Soctia, Canada asks: How litigious are watch companies? I am thinking of the Invicta that looks like a Submariner or the Swiss Legend that looks like an Audemars Piguet, and so on and so forth. Does Rolex or Audemars Piguet just consider them "homages" and leave them alone? Do they think these companies cross the line and sue? Is there a system companies like Invicta use so they don't get sued such as just changing a look slightly? Can the sue?I ask these questions because I see so many established companies borrowing designs but I never hear of them being sued.
Bulova Precisionist Champlain Chronograph Watch Review
When it comes to watches, I'm willing to let a piece prove itself to me, regardless of the movement tucked away inside. Quartz movements are capable and accurate, and generally come in at a lower price point than their mechanical brethren. It's a trade-off, however, as you lose that magic that mechanical movements have. So, for me, if I'm looking at a quartz watch, I want it to be able to do something that a mechanical watch simply cannot do, or cannot do at anywhere near the pricepoint the quartz is available at. Today's Bulova is a perfect example of what I mean.I've reviewed a hand
Hublot King Power Knockout World Boxing Council Watch
Boxing seems to be the sport flavor of choice for many watch brands in 2012. You know it is serious when Hublot gets into the game. Their focus now is on a limited edition set for the World Boxing Council (WBC). The game Hublot is playing is pretty interesting actually. Hublot will produce 12 unique King Power "Knockout" WBC watches. As I understand it, each will look unique and be associated with one of 12 "legendary" boxers.Each of the watches will be auctioned off for charity, and the winners will get the watches presented to them by the boxers themselves. It would be more fun if i
[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)]
