Close-Up: Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe
At Baselworld 2013, two iconic sport watches �� the Rolex Daytona and TAG Heuer Carrera �� celebrated their 50th birthdays with new models, while another historic watch brand, one with “50” in its name, celebrated its 60th. Blancpain’s influential Fifty Fathoms divers’ watch, now an entire collection, went back to the basics of its 1953 creation with the release of the vintage-inspired Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe.The first Fifty Fathoms watch �� named for the British measurement corresponding to approximately 91 meters, believed at the time to be the maximum depth to which a diver could descend �� was the brainchild of former Blancpain CEO Jean-Jacques Fiechter, who took the reins of the long-established Swiss brand in 1950. Fiechter, an avid diver, was determined to develop a functional instrument that he could use while pursuing his hobby, and in 1953, his efforts bore fruit. The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms made history with a number of innovations, several of them pate

Richard Mille RM 033 Watch With Arabic Numeral Dial
I recently wrote about the new for 2011 ultra thin RM 033 watch here. My hands-on review showed you the version of the RM 033 (RM033) with the Roman numeral dial. As promised, here is an exclusive look at the RM 033 with an Arabic numeral dial. The face is cleaned up and large Richard Mille style Arabic numerals are placed at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock placements. Personally, I think this is the best look for the RM 033. It will come in the same 45.7mm wide by 6.30mm thick case available in 18k red or white gold, as well as platinum. Inside the watch is a really great looking automatic movement with a micro rotor. According to Richard Mille this RM 033 with Arabic numeral dial will be available in November 2011. See the link to the previous article for more tech specs and pricing.

Weekly Amazon.com Deals On Invicta Watches: Cost Effective Timepieces To Beat Up
It's good to have a decent looking watch you can wear doing just about anything, and not worry about nicks, scrapes, and scratches. Why? Because they are cheap enough that you can do that with. The majority of Invicta watches are under $200 and a good deal at that. More expensive ones have lots of flair, but the real value is in getting their base level watches that look pretty good, and you can enjoy throwing around.Amazon is one of the biggest Invicta retailers and has probably every single model they currently sell in retail channels. To compete with ShopNBC (Invicta's other major retailer), Amazon has some pretty nice deals on Invicta watches. For the time being, they have a "watch of the week" promotion where one Invicta watch is about 50%-75% off retail. Each week the "special deal" watch changes, and its worth checking it out. In addition to that, Amazon tends to have really reasonable prices on all their Invicta watches.Invicta takes design cues from most of the popular styles

Tony Stark wears two different models of Bulgari wristwatches,
Tony Stark wears two different models of Bulgari wristwatches, the preproduction models unveiled at Baselworld 2008. Both watches belong to the Bulgari Diagono line.First, you will notice the hero wearing one of the two Bulgari watches in the beginning of the movie.

Introducing: The New Rolex Datejust 41mm
Rolex has released a slew of new watches at this year's Baselworld. You may have already seen (and drooled over) the new Rolex Daytona with black ceramic bezel or the new Rolex Explorer, but one we haven't talked about yet is the new 41 mm Datejust. 1 OF 3 The Datejust, first produced in 1946, is the bread and butter for Rolex. It is one of their most iconic and popular models and the vintage versions are incredibly collectible. Another little known fact is that the ladies' Datejust is the highest selling Rolex model EVER (for real). So it is no surprise that Rolex keeps reinventing the wheel with the Datejust because, it's just a really good watch. 2 OF 3 Which brings me to the 41 mm. This "new" model features the same aesthetic and design as it's predecessors (the Datejust 36 mm and the Datejust II which is 41 mm), with a sunburst dial and glistening fluted bezel. The watch features the standard date at 3 o'clock that has moved ever so slightly and is now