Here’s one way to commemorate the 2012 Olympics
It wouldn't be a world sporting event without Omega being involved. To that end, they've produced a limited-edition Seamaster. This watch is being limited to 1,948 pieces, as 1948…
Shooting the breeze with the Artya “Son of a Gun”
Artya is introducing a line of firearm-inspired pieces with their first, the Son of a Gun. I've got to say, it's not something I'd necessarily look to strap on my…
“Customize” while you wear the Magrette Regattare Bronze
Today, I'd like to bring your attention Magrette's latest model, the Regattare Bronze. While the Regattare model is, itself, not a new model, the bronze casing is something quite new…
A “Factory Custom” – The Martin Braun EOS
While searching for more interesting mechanical watches to bring to your attention, I came across this number from Martin Braun – the EOS 42B. If you look closely at the…
Ultimate Reading Simplicity – the MeisterSinger Single Hand Watches
Today, I came across a rather unique line of mechanical watches from MeisterSinger. While it they have a variety of “standard” (three-hand) and “function” (think chronograph and other complications), the…
LUM-TEC launches the C series
CG favorite Lum Tec just came out with the C series of heavy lume watches. The C3, shown here, has a PVD case, tinted crystal, black dial with GX lume,…
Review: Stuhrling Raven Diablo
Of all the watches that I've reviewed this week, the Raven Diablo has to be my favorite. The styling really works for me. It's not as traditional as the Atlas…
