A Closer Look at The Patek Philippe 1953 Heures Universelles Ref 2523
With the advent of smartphones (and our reluctance to take a step without them) we all have access to the time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Watches have gone from an everyday…
Which Rolex is Called a Pepsi and Why?
When Pepsi is first brought into a conversation, typically it’s the infamous carbonated soft drink by PepsiCo. that comes to mind. Normally, a Rolex watch doesn’t come to mind unless one happens to be an…
What is a Rolex Thunderbird?
For most people, Thunderbird usually refers to the Ford Thunderbird introduced in 1955. However, there is a watch that gained recognition as Rolex Thunderbird in the same period as the Ford Thunderbird. If you ever…
Why You Should Consider Getting a Used Tag Heuer Watch
If you thought the only incentive to buy a used watch rather than a new one was to save a wad of cash, think again, especially if we’re talking TAG Heuer. Obviously, a pre-owned piece…
The 20 Best Bulova Watches of All-Time
The Bulova watch company has been producing a wide assortment of fine timepieces in the United State since 1875. It is one of the longest-running brands in the country and has come to be a…
What’s So Special About The Rolex Air-King?
Rolex Air-King has been dubbed the Warrior Watch, maybe because it has persevered since the 1930s to stay in production while other Rolex Air Series have not. Or maybe, it is because it is associated…
Why You Should Visit the Patek Philippe Museum
Switzerland – the land of chocolate, cuckoo clocks, and some of the finest watchmakers in the world. Patek Philippe is one of those watchmakers. The last family-owned Genevan luxury watch manufacturer and the first among…
A Closer Look at the Mondaine Official Swiss Railways Evo 2 Automatic Watch
Mondaine is a watch brand that was founded in 1951. With more than fifty years in the industry, it has earned a solid reputation for innovations and a passion for creating new technical developments. It…
A Closer Look at the Orient Kamasu Driver Watch Line
Orient Kamasu is one of Orient’s most recent diving watch models, designed to replace the company’s extremely successful Ray and Mako lines. It comes at a price that puts it on par with the venerable…