Watch Experts Network: ‘Photo-Essay: Weekend in Tuscany with Tudor & Ducati’
As Tudor & Ducati teamed up for the Fastrider we were invited to join them on a fast paced weekend in Tuscany Italy. Shortly after flying into Italy we find ourselves at the Ducati headquarter in Bologna where it all started for them. Here we were welcomed for a presentation about Ducati and continued with museum visit and factory tour (sorry, strictly no photos) afterwards.Study models of the Ducati Panigale super bike. In the background a model that is (partially) made in clay with some road use components.Besides all the obvious motorbikes that are on display they also have a few display cases with electrical components as this is what Ducati actually started building in the early 30's of last century. It wasn't until 1946 that they started working on engines for bicycles, followed by motorbikes. The rest is history including the many prices they have won over the years.The Cucciolo, an engine that could be mounted to existing bicycles.During lunch we join the Tudor & Ducati

Big Bang Depeche Mode Auction Benefits Teenage Cancer Trust
Depeche Mode, Hublot, Patrizzi & Co. and Liveauctioneers are teaming up to offer twelve unique collector timepieces in an online auction with the full proceeds to benefit the Teenage Cancer Trust. Each timepiece bears the artwork of one of Depeche Mode's legendary studio albums. Bidding opened yesterday and closes February 24. A sampling of the timepieces appears below. On February 17, Depeche Mode will open the 10th season of concerts organized by the charity Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall in London. On this occasion, and in support of this cause, Depeche Mode and Hublot have joined forces to produce twelve exclusive boxed sets. Inside the exquisitely designed presentation boxes, Depeche Mode fans will find a treasure chest of exclusive materials chosen by the band. Each box contains:�C A deluxe vinyl version of the album�C A USB Key containing a digital edition of the album and documentary about the making of the album�C An original album artwork print and a framed go

Obris Morgan Nevon Review
Back in the summer of 2012, we brought you our review of the Obris Morgan Branco PVD, an ultra-affordable mechanical watch that exceeds your expectations for value from a watch that costs just $249. Naturally, when we saw Obris Morgan's next release, the Nevon, we knew we had to get our hands on one. Suiting a 60s/70s dive inspired aesthetic with a modern edge, the Nevon, like the Branco, combines quality components and solid build with a surprisingly low price of between $249 and $269. What's not to love?Movement : Miyota 8215Case : 316L Stainless Steel- Brush – Blasted – PVD Black CoatingBezel : 120 Clicks uni-directional bezelDimensions : 43mm diameter, 14mm thicknessLug width : 22mmLug to Lug width : 49mmWater Resistance: 20 ATM / 200 metersCrystal : Sapphire(Single side anti-reflective coated)Bracelet : 5 links 316L Stainless Steel (5mm thickness)Weight : 240gPrice: $249 (brushed)? $259 (blasted) $269 (PVD)CaseIn designing the Nevon, Obris Morgan hoped to bring "the st

315 movement
I have just picked up a 2008 PP 5146g with the 315 movement. It has just been serviced and I've only had it a 4 days but it appears to be keeping good time.Reading comments online it is said the 315 caliber is not as accurate. Has anyone had any experience of this? Will it be a problem?

It remains a classic
PAM233, domed, 8 days GMT, a true classic in my book