Yesterday at Central Park South in New York City, Bovet 1822 officially opened its first USA boutique – with brand owner Pascal Raffy humbly acknowledging his family, family team and newest alliances for all their hard work in bringing a dream to fruition. In fact, Raffy has owned the Bovet brand for just about 13…
While this classically elegant Baume & Mercier watch was unveiled earlier in the year, the pieces are in stores – and stack up as a great holiday watch purchase. The 44mm stainless steel Capeland Chronograph 10063 houses an automatic movement and offers both form and function thanks to the tachymeter and telemeter indicators, as well…
Three years in the development stages, the all new Altiplano 900P from Piaget was worth the wait. The watch breaks records, sets records and holds a patent all at the same time. It is the world’s thinnest mechanical watch – built so that the movement actually merges seamlessly with the case in a revolutionary concept…
Elegantly crafted in 18-karat pink gold and featuring a chocolate dial, the newest Reverso from Jaeger-LeCoultre is truly a timeless classic. Evoking the famed glory days of the Art Deco era, the Grande Reverso Ultra Thin 1931 features a sleek 7.3mm case – complete with its swivel reversing mechanism – and houses a mechanical manually…
Star Trek cult members well remember the phrase, spoken on the intro of the show by Captain James T. Kirk, “Space: the final frontier.” But is it? William Shatner, the man who played the famed and beloved captain, has embarked on a new voyage – exploring the strange new world of time. Working together with…
With the holidays upon us, we embark on the best watch of the week picks from now through the end of December, wherein we will profile a watch that will make a great gift for those seeking something special. This week, we bring you the Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec. This superb Swiss watch is…
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