Thomas Prescher Tempusvivendi Qatar Watch
I've just come up with a new saying you are all free to use. "Watches are wearable art we feel comfortable putting on because they actually do something." It is the proverbial excuse us men need to put on something that can be arguably purely decorative. A drugstore Timex will tell the time, but is it nice enough to adorn? Arguably not in many instances. Is a very expensive and highly stylized Thomas Prescher watch merely an item to tell the time? Not in the least. Rather it is a serious hand-made piece of art with the added "justification" that it does something useful like tell the time. This my friends is why men like watches and aren't seen typically with jewelry.The newest addition to Swiss watch maker Thomas Prescher's Tempusvivendi collection is the Qatar watch - a timepiece pretty much for and about Qatar. Located in the Middle East, Qatar is another oil rich nation that enjoys making the most out of desert life. See in one of the images is "The Pearl." A partially man-made Isl

Romain Jerome Moon Dust DNA Watches: Stratospheric Prices, Galactic Novelty
This watch is pure imagination on your wrist. It is over the top in so many ways, and I completely appreciate it. Something in me says that this watch belongs at Disneyland, only it is real, and the fantasy is not in what it represents (we have been to the moon), but what it alludes to, which is a future of space travel.Romain Jerome has been around for a while selling what are essentially high-end novelty watches. The first was a golf watch that allowed you to keep score on your watch. Whatever, I know. Then they scored big with the Titanic DNA watch line. Each watch had a modicum of metal recovered from the sunken Titanic ship, and the rest of the metal on the bezel was made to look like rusted/oxidized iron. The result was a line of historical fantasy watches that spurred many a rich imagination. Taking the same basic shape with some enhancements and differentiators, Romain Jerome is back at it with a new DNA collection, the Moon Dust line!Continue reading with more images below Bes

moVas Military Regulateur II Review
moVas is a boutique watch brand based out of Singapore that was founded by Sean Wai, an architect by training. For the last few years, moVas has been quietly going about designing and building watches. Their products, which draw from the likes of Panerai and AP, though are in no way homages, have a unique appeal as the brand pushes every detail to make something a bit different. In the process of the brand's growth, it's also changed shape a few times. As outlined in their thorough history they, unlike most boutique brands at their scale, do all design and engineering themselves, and rather than use factories that "do-it-all" they source everything independently. Assembly and repairs are then done entirely in-house.Another interesting facet of the brand is their emphasis on using Asian made calibers, namely by SeaGull. While some brands do this to save cost, for moVas it's more about supporting and utilizing the industry. They also, in clear words, suggest that it is their goal, even i

New acquisition
I always loved this watch and now I managed to find one in great shape, LNIB, serviced just a while ago.Here are some pics of this beauty. I love the marble style it has and its lightweightness!!Just don't know what to do right know, as long as I have another 26400 but in TI. Should I sell it?Enviado de meu SM-G930F usando Tapatalk

5711/1a blue available at UK AD
Hi guys, found a brand new 5711 blue for sale today at an AD. Watch is sealed and available. PM me if you want the dealer name and location.