The Omega Speedmaster Mission 23, featured twenty-three pristine watches commemorating the 40th Anniversary of Speedmaster and NASA going to the moon. The collection was sold in 1997, and was showcased in a suitcase made out of the same material as an astronaut’s suits. Only 40 of these were ever sold to the public, and the one […]
URWERK UR-110 – Complicate Your Life in a Good Way
February 2, 2015 by
We don’t like to complicate our life anymore than it has to be. However, if the complexity is in the form of orbital satellites, dual turbines, and an “oil change” reminder, we like it. Urwerk has designed a watch that is easy to read at practically any angle (once you get the hang of it). […]
Tissot T-Touch Titanium Solar Watch
January 12, 2015 by
Solar power will one day harness enough energy to power your automobile from Fort Lauderdale to Los Angeles. For right now we’re perfectly happy with a solar watch that can power a precision chronograph, compass, touchscreen, and backlight. The case of the Tissot T-Touch is titanium; its face is tactile sapphire crystal, and if you’ve […]
Bamford Rolex Milgauss Aftershock – Yeah, We’re A Little Shocked
December 30, 2014 by
No every guy is going to appreciate the artistic embellishments that have been added to this classic Milgauss watch by Rolex. However, if the original is known to be “instantly recognizable at a glance,” we suspect this version is going to be worth a lot of second and third glances. So, what happened to this […]
MVMT Men’s Watches – Getting Back to the Basics
December 22, 2014 by
I’m occasionally a fool for multiple dials, excess gadgets, and oversized bezels. But the real beauty of a watch should be in its craftsmanship, balance, functionality, and value. MVMT takes a sturdy Miyota Japanese Quartz movement, then adds the date and a few simple but stylish hands and hour markers. They place everything inside a […]
Sexy HP MP Chronowing Watch – And It’s Digital Too
December 2, 2014 by
We would not consider a good portion of ‘smart’ watches to be all that smart. Especially when they leave off the part where a man’s watch is supposed to be handsome, rugged, and stylish. The MB Chronowing does not come with a full color digital layout or touchscreen capability, but it has class, charisma, and […]
Luxury and Unique Style Watches With Custom BlackOut
November 17, 2014 by
There are a lot of fantastic luxury watches out there–that would look even better ‘blacked out’. Introducing the first custom watchmaker of luxury watches that has been gifted with black magic. In other words, you can now have most any watch customized in an all black dressing, and I do mean everything, including the case, […]
Graf Zeppelin Watches Find a Niche in the Unexpected
November 10, 2014 by
The Zeppelin airship has been used as a luxury transporter, cargo ship, wartime weapon, and means to explore vast amounts of unchartered terrain. It was a lesson on success, ingenuity, creativity, patience, and failure. And as we look back on its heyday, there are still plenty of aspects of this great machine that should be […]
Movember Diver Watch by Maurice Lacroix
November 5, 2014 by
A good majority of us men come out of Movember with a greater awareness of our health and a months worth of whiskers to clean out of our razor. The Swiss luxury watchmaker, Maurice Lacroix, would like to offer you one better with a limited edition Pontos S Diver Watch. It is decked out with […]
Watch We Love – Bremont ALT1-C/PW Chronograph
November 3, 2014 by
What makes a watch worthy enough to drop what you are doing and take notice? Beauty? Absolutely… A chronograph face? That helps… British craftsmanship? We like that. A steel polished case? Why not. However, what really captures our attention is top quality, limited numbers, and bulletproof materials that suggest it was made for more than […]