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

Ferrari watches are highly demanded among professional and amateur divers
Ferrari watches are highly demanded among professional and amateur divers as the brand produces a wide range of dive watches, including a 1,000m mechanical timepiece with the nickname 'Autozilla', a 300m Eco-drive model dubbed 'Eco-zilla', and a 200m Eco-Drive called 'Orca', to name just a few.

Baselworld 2013: Omega Speedmaster '57 Co-axial Chronograph Watches
Today we had the opportunity to view the entirety of Omega's 2013 lineup, including the new Speedmaster '57 Automatic Co-axial chronograph, and it's a complete stunner. We first noticed this watch a couple days ago when it briefly showed up on Omega's website before quickly being pulled offline. For inspiration, Omega reached 56 years into their past, choosing the original 1957 Speedmaster model as a starting point for this new '57 Co-axial. The '57 comes in a wide range of metal and dial combinations, offering what is arguably one of the best updates to the Speedmaster line that I've

Dietrich Snow Watch
This was a pretty cool and innovative new watch that I got to learn about at the 2012 GTE event in Geneva recently. The brand is called DDietrich (by Mr. Dietrich) and they have at least two models right now. One is called the Night and another is called the Snow. The Night is nice and good but the Snow really caught my eye.The versatile watch is designed to go either on your wrist or over your jacket while skiing or out in the snow (while wearing a larger jacket). The modern design is minimalistic, but also functional and pretty. Unlike most watches with two straps, this one has four

Duesenberg Circular & Rectangular Art Deco Watches
Good thing it is a German speaker (Swiss German) who revived the Duesenberg name! The brand with the same name as the classic car that almost epitomized F. Scott Fitzgerald era art deco cars has two new models that will come out in 2011. The watches are the Duesenberg Rectangular and Duesenberg Circular. Can you guess which is one is each!? The design really does feel as though it hails from the roaring 1920's. Why is it that the past always seem to be have been better than it actually was? I am really fascinated by the "grass is greener in that other era syndrome." Anyhow, let's focus