Maurice de Mauriac Summer 2011 Chronograph Modern Watches
Here is a little watch porn for you in the form of two new Maurice de Mauriac Chronograph Modern watch styles. I have covered the Chronograph Modern watches before but Maurice de Mauriac keeps coming out with upgrades and new styles. The first one here is a version of the Le Mans 53 in black with a case fitted alligator strap - really slick. Next is a stealthier version of the Chronograph Modern with a blue chronograph seconds hand and a cool new woven leather strap - much as was done by Bedat & Co.The Chronograph Modern models come in a variety of styles and sizes that are 39, 42, or 45mm wide. Part of the point of getting a Maurice de Mauriac watch is the customization involved and, ideally, you visit them in Z??rich to do so. Prices for these models are 3,650 Swiss Francs for the Le Mans version and 3,950 Swiss Francs for the version with the woven leather strap.

Piaget has strengthened its links with the historical sport of polo
Swiss watchmaker Piaget has strengthened its links with the historical sport of polo by forming an alliance with the Argentine club Pilara. Piaget Pilara team carries a handicap 37 goals between its star Sebastian Merlos, Agustín Merlos and Santiago Chavanne players and is screened for Triple Crown set to be held from September 23 to December 6.

Christopher Ward C8 Regulator Review
After recent news, Christopher Ward is more likely to be known for their affordable in-house SH21 movement than anything else, but if you look our archives, you'll find most of our reviews are of their pilot's watches. We've looked at the C8 MKII, the C10, the C11 and the C1000 Typhoon, all of which offer something different. The C8 MKII is fairly classic pilot, reminiscent of IWC MK series, the C10 is a more formal, with a touch of navigator DNA, the C11 is a modern instrument panel-style aviator and the C1000 Typhoon is a dark and stealthy modern pilot realized in ceramic. Today, we're going to take a look at a follow up to the C8 MKII; the C8 Regulator.What sets this watch apart is indicated clearly in the name; it's a regulator. This fairly uncommon complication splits the hour, minutes and seconds into 3 separate dials. Typically, as is the case with the C8, you have the hours and seconds as secondary sub-dials, and the minutes about the center. The concept behind this watch, as i

taste changing
anyone here find their tastes in watches slowly changing? or rather maturing?5 years ago i was all about offshores. now i feel as if my offshore is too big for me and bulkly and cumbersome and am starting to be drawn to a jumbo instead. LOL

Falling back in love...with my 673
Something about this watch just keeps drawing me back.Due to a couple of Rolex incomings this year, a SubC LN in March & a TT LB in December my trusty little 673 hasn't seen much sunlight these past few months.I even considered trading her at one point just prior to the LB purchase but something stopped me actually doing the dirty deed at the last minute...Anyway, now I've come back to my senses I'm pleased to say I've decided she's a keeper.Well, I mean, just look at her - she's a stunner!... lol Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk