This watch represents a true revolution in modern watchmaking that every other brand will have to eventually address. Omega’s much-touted timepiece achieves an unprecedented level of anti-magnetism despite having no soft-iron case to protect the movement against magnetic fields. And of course, “>15,000 Gauss” is 15 times greater than 1,000 Gauss (as in the Rolex Milgauss).
KISS at its best! That’s KISS as in, “Keep it simple, Stupid.” Oris has created a reliable and affordable divers’ watch with a depth gauge.
This is a beautiful and unfussy timepiece, a Patek Philippe that everyone should really have in his or her collection. It is available in a yellow-, red- or white gold officers’-style case, with a cream-colored lacquer dial.
Tudor, soon to return to the U.S., has made a big splash this year with cool and affordable models like this one. With all the industrial power Rolex has, the Swiss giant should offer its sister brand its own in-house movements. The ETA/Valjoux calibers used are the only blemish on Tudor.
If you have not placed your order for this distinctive pilots’ watch yet, you’d best hurry up: only 500 pieces will be made. This watch is almost too cool to be real.
Awesome watches!! All the watches are very stylish and classic. That Longines HydroConquest Chronograph watch looks so beautiful and stylish. You can also include Patek Philippe and A. Lange & Sohne watches in your list..
Superb design, nice features and best quality.specially vary nice for gifting purpose to couples. Fantastic one!
That watch does look classy!
That Emergency II watch looks classy!
Why didn’t you guys include the new Omega Dark Side of the Moon? It’s probably one of the most innovative watches of the last couple years with an all ceramic case, dial & bezel…