Bauhaus Style: New Junghans Max Bill Watches
Junghans has announced new additions to the Max Bill by Junghans collection. The notable feature of these new additions is their increased dimensions, while remaining true to the original Bauhaus design.The Bauhaus school of design began life as an art school in Germany in 1919, but went on to influence all the arts, architecture, typography, and industrial design for decades. Bauhaus is recognizable by the absence of ornamentation, and the form and function of an object working together seamlessly.An example of Bauhaus architecture further above, and a tripod chair by Max Bill. This is also Bauhaus.Bauhaus began as a school for industrial design, and while it's most associated with furniture and architecture, it originally didn't have an architecture component at the school at all. The architectural output from 1919-1927 was quite small. It was only after 1927, after Max Bill had left the school and moved to Zurich, that architecture became a focus, but the style is characterized by s

Vianney Halter Deep Space (9) Tourbillon Watch Is Trekkie's Wet Dream
Vianney Halter?gained famed for his unorthodox design and arguable creation of the high-end?steampunk watch market. A known science fiction junkie, Halter's mixed reputation in the watch industry ranges from positive concerning his vision, to negative concerning his follow-through in "completing" his work. After many years of relative silence (about seven), Halter returns with a new watch called the Deep Space Tourbillon that is a less than subtle homage to his love of Star Trek.Specifically, the Deep Space Tourbillon watch is meant to look much like the Deep Space 9 space station from the Star Trek series with the same name. Halter even borrowed the name from the fictional vessel for his watch, and the station's large curved spires show up in the watch as hour and minute hands. The center part of Deep Space 9 is here produced as a triple axis tourbillon, and in all, the timepiece looks like a 1950's era UFO. For sure, the watch sums up Vianney as a person and as a watchmaker, but was

Corum Admiral's Cup Minute Repeater Tourbillon Watch
This is one of the most ambitious Corum watches in years. Limited to just a few pieces, this tour de force of watch complications and the base Admiral's Cup watch design will be released in the first half of next year. The totally new movement features a tourbillon as well as a minute repeater (interestingly activated by twisting the entire bezel). The watch features three sapphire crystals. One is smoked and placed as the watch dial through which you can view the movement. Read more about the Corum Admiral's Cup Minute Repeater Tourbillon watch in my article here at Haute Living. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First Men watch limited edition severus$1,100.00Time Remaining: 1h 40mBid now New Ladies Corum Admirals Cup Watch w Factory Diamond Bzl 40mm$8,750.00Time Remaining: 5h 39mBuy It Now for only: $8,750.00Buy It Now Womens Corum Romvlvs 18K Yellow Gold Watch 18K Sol

bullhead rallye dial on custom designed olangapo rally band....
love the bullhead....i got it when i saw how a daytona looked on my wrist....nuff said.....however, the omega band is a bit light, not substantial enough and too short really for my 8 wrists....(i wonder if wrist sizes correlate to....oh never mind.... :) ) so.....jaffy jurado at olongapo bands in the phillipines made my design of this custom band for the bullhead....and I'm stoked with the results....id appreciate others opinion of this also...the bullhead is a heavy watch, which i like, and this band controls it....i find i like a bit of looseness, but not spinning around my wrist and i like to adjust depending on my wrist circumference variations....

I rarely get this excited about getting something in the mail...
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