For Halloween, we thought it would be fun to bring a simple gallery of six spectacular skull watches that are not just perfect for Halloween, but also for year round. These timepieces are works of art and craftsmanship — and worthy of than a simple glance. Scroll down for a great video of one…
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Watch Review: Jekyll & Hyde Watches … Not Just For Halloween
With Halloween being today, it makes sense to take a lo at some interesting watches that make the dark side lighter. Such is the case with Jekyll & Hyde watches, which we reviewed when they first were released to the market. Because this brand has a fresh take on the double personality, we like the…
WatchTime New York 2018: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
I’ve been known in the past to take a close lo at the shows and bring the good, the bad and the ugly to the forefront. After spending a weekend in New York, it’s time to take a close-up lo at WatchTime New York 2018. The Good About WatchTime New York To begin with, this…
Hands On: Roger Dubuis $417,000 Excalibur Quatuor Carbon With Four Sprung Balances
Recently I had the distinct pleasure of joining haute horlogerie Swiss watch brand Roger Dubuis on the race tracks at Las Vegas Motor Speedway — where the brand was celebrating its relationship with Lamborghini (yes, I got to drive an actual Lamborghini racecar on the track) and with Pirelli. Throughout the multi-day event, we all…
Introducing The A. Lange & Sohne Datograph Up/Down Lumen In Platinum (price)
Taking a true classic and making it new isn’t always easy, but German watch brand A. Lange & Sohne makes it lo easy time and again. Now the brand unveils a new twist to it bed Datograph — releasing the platinum cased Datograph Up/Down Lumen. The Datograph, the brand’s first proprietary chronograph caliber with column-wheel…
L’Ecole Paris Jewelry School, With Van Cleef & Arpels, Offers Classes, Exhibitions in New York
Paris-based L’Ecole, School of Jewelry Arts, fully supported by Van Cleef & Arpels, is the first of its kind to be open to everyone from novices to experts in the field of jewelry arts. Typically based in Paris, the school, which offers monthly classes in Paris in both English and French, has created a series…