If you recall, I first brought word of Stanton to you back in March (link) when I covered their very nice ladies automatic model. Today, we’re going to take a look at a watch that is just being introduced.

This new watch is called the L.E.S. Edition – Series II, and represents the first time that Stanton has created a second edition for any of their models. The original edition featured a 40mm case and a blue sunray dial. This new edition carries the same case forward, but the dial has changed.

Now, the watch will have dial with a silver center and white edge, along with the same sunray effect that the original had. They’ve also added some gold marks at each hour marker for a bit of an accent to the piece.

As with the other models in the lineup, this one will feature a Sellita SW200-1 automatic movement, which can be seen through the sapphire exhibition caseback. Up front, you also have a sapphire crystal, covering that new dial and the stick hands. Rounding things out, you have a 20mm alligator strap on a deployant clasp to hold it on your wrist.

Overall, this is a tidy dress watch that’s got some sportwatch leanings (case size, bezel shape, 50m WR). The pictures of the white and silver dial seem interesting, and I’m guessing it will work well to break up what some may perceive to be the monotony of the dress watch segment.

The L.E.S. Edition – Series II will be available for $1,095 when it goes on sale. And here’s where things get a bit interesting, as the watch is only up for pre-order at this time. If you’d like to get your reservation in before the watch goes live on their site (and a waiting list builds), you’ve got two options. You can either sign up for their email List to be notified when the pre-order opens up, or you can send them an email, and let them know you heard about the watch here on WWR.

That’s right – our friends over at Xetum are bringing in another lineup to complement their excellent Stinson and  Tyndall models.  While we don’t have many details yet, Continue Reading

We first brought your attention to the Human Time project back in October of last year, and they’re still going strong.  As a matter of fact, now that they’ve hit their one-year anniversary, they have a special model that they’re coming out with. Continue Reading

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Oh, and if you do use Twitter, you may want to check out the list (right here) that I’ve got built of various watch companies and people.