100 meters water resistance Piaget Polo 45 Flyback Chronograph Watch
Go with the theme of sport, the watch is water-resistant to 100 metres while the strap is rubber for a secure fit. Inside of the watch is automatically a house built calibre Piaget 880 P. The movement includes a 30 flyback chronograph minute (you can reset it without having to stop), with a second timezone. At the top of the dial, Piaget places their date of renewable eccentric reverse. Dial design is edifying and clear. The subdials are labelled, which expect will be appreciated when you try to read the subdials quickly. The second timezone is displayed in a time of 24 hours (GMT). Despite all these complications, the movement has a double barrels because 50 hours power reserve indicates engine. You cannot deny that this is one of the most beautiful sports there, watches what fitting either in the child of the star of haute horlogerie, Piaget. Tags: piaget, polo, Polo 45 flyback Chronograph, Polo45FlybackChronograph, watchmaking, watch

The Concord Oktopus Tattoo watch is teamed with a black alligator leather strap
In full conformity with the watch design are rhodium-plated, diamond-cut hands displayed on the black matt dial - they are reminiscent of tentacles of an octopus. The hands are treated with Superluminova. Just as well, the display includes Arabic numerals and applied rhodium-plated indexes, also highlighted with Superluminova, which makes the dial visible even in extreme low-light situations. Protecting the remarkable dial is a 3.8mm glareproofed sapphire crystal.The Concord Oktopus Tattoo watch is teamed with a black alligator leather strap distinguished by red stitching. The strap is finished with a steel ardillon buckle.

Now You Can Ask A Watch Expert Anything*
aBlogtoWatch has just rolled out a new feature that we are pretty excited about. It's called "Ask aBlogtoWatch Anything" and is our version of an "Ask Us Anything" page. The idea is to offer a page with reader-submitted questions that we choose to answer for everyone to read, available all the time.Just click "Ask" in the top navigation menu.Questions that we think are important and of interest to other readers will be chosen by our editorial team each week. If you have a question for a specific team member, then just include their name in the question. *Now, while we say we are here

Milus Heritage Snow Star Life Barter Kit Watch
First of all, who is that little character on the back of this watch? It looks like a disco dancing Roman whose head is the Milus logo. I like that little guy. Why haven't I see it before? Oddly, it makes the watch suddenly a lot more charming. Actually, it is apparently the historic logo. Anyhow, I was waiting for Milus to release this watch after I heard the story behind its origin.A few years ago Milus learned an extremely interesting and beneficial fact about their brand. Apparently, in WWII the US Navy put something called a "life barter kit" in navy planes. Especially tho

Top Things To Look For In A Luxury Watch Part 2: Medium Range Luxury
For $1,000 And Up Watches:Once you have realized that getting a watch is a practice of passion and taste, you start to have higher expectations. Plus your foray into the world of horology has led you to realize a few things. Among those things are that you want a mechanical movement over a mere quartz movement, and that names are beginning to have meaning to you when it comes to selecting favored watches. Not only that, but you also learn that just because fashion labels make nice clothes they aren't always key players in the luxury watch world (e.g. Kenneth Cole) despite the fact tha