Before ving into the newest complicated Piaget Polo watch, I must say that i have long been a r of the Polo watch — and even had the amazing opportunity to attend the 1986 Celebrity Polo Match that the brand sponsored in Palm Springs – complete with a host of celebs and Prince Charles. Read…
With the Chinese New Year starting in just a couple of weeks, watch brands are amping up their special editions. This year is the year of the Rabbit and Chopard has the lovable zodiac sign covered in two different watches. This year, the brand unveils 88 pieces of the L.U.C XP Urushi Year of the…
When Richard Mille first announced its partnership with Ferrari just about a year and a half ago, I knew that the first watch the duo created together was going to have to be something truly spectacular. After all, Ferrari had previously partnered with Hublot and some of those watches (like the Scuderia Anniversary piece) were…
Bulgari’s newest watch, the Octo Finissimo Ultra, is the 8th world record-setting timepiece for the brand: it is the thinnest mechanical manual-wind watch in the world. At just 1.8mm thick, the entire cased watch (not just the movement) is just slightly thicker than the ultra slim American dime. The Octo Finissimo Ultra watch, which is…
Often, when watch brands create timepieces for women, they bedeck them in diamonds and forget to add the functions that today’s active women want. Not so with Chopard. The brand’s newest L.U.C Flying T Twin Ladies watch brings both beauty and brains to the forefront. While the brand released its flying tourbillon automatic movement in…
It is a busy year for Vacheron Constantin, as the brand unveils one of the most extensive introductions of complicated watches. From a new ultra-thin split-second chronograph in its Traditionnelle , to a new celestial piece in the coveted Les Cabinotiers , Vacheron Constantin continues to set new standards. The venerable brand has been creating…
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