Evisu Jeans Of Japan Adds Swiss Watches To Its Fashionable Line Up
You typically see fashion designers from Europe use the Japanese to make their watches (especially the movements). Evisu has turned the tables on this, and is a Japanese designer that is using the Swiss to make their new lines of watches, which look pretty cool from a fashion perspective.Evisu is mainly a clothes and shoes designer who started in the denim industry in 1991, based in Osaka, Japan. The name Evisu is based on "Evis" which is a name for the Buddhist god of prosperity; a very Asian style manner of naming a company if I may add. Good that they were optimistic from the start. Today Evisu items are clearly identified by their "Daicock" logo which is actually supposed to represent a drawing of a seagull in flight.It is popular for fashion designers these days to release watch lines to compliment their other offerings. Designers are beginning to focus more on a "complete" look, and are realizing that a watch certainly fits in. Evisu plays it safe and focuses on their own interpr

Hands-On: With The Arnold & Son Ultra-Thin Tourbillon Escapement "UTTE" (Live Pics & Pricing)
When we first showed you the Arnold & Son Ultra-Thin Tourbillon Escapement, or UTTE, live from Basel World, details were scarce. We knew that it was the thinnest tourbillon available on the market today and that it would be limited in production, but now we have all the details for you, including live photos of the watch in both metals and the official pricing and availability information. This is a seriously cool watch, even if you're not typically one for tourbillons. 2 OF 15 Closer Look At The UTTE's 14mm Tourbillon Arnold & Son has released a flurry of new, technically-impressive movements over the last year or two, one of which is the calibre A&S8200 inside the UTTE. It is entirely in-house, only 2.97mm thick, and houses a 14mm one-minute tourbillon at 6 o'clock that acts as the small seconds indicator. Once cased-up, the entire UTTE is still only 8.34mm thick, which makes it the thinnest tourbillon currently available. Through two barre

15400 bracelet size
Hello. I have a silver dial RO incoming and I was wondering if any of you gents could help me with the bracelet size. My wrist is a tad over 7 about 7.2. So my question is how many links will need to be removed from the original full bracelet? The seller is willing to size it for me which is a great help. FYI I have 2 links removed on a full Rolex oyster bracelet if that helps. Anyone out there with a similar wrist size can offer a suggestion that would be awesome!

Dark Side of the Moon too big?
I'm very interested in this watch. 40mm seams to be the best size for my 6.5 wrist, but I do have a 42mm Pelagos and Speedy Pro. Anyone able to comment on size? Thanks...

Pre-moon Speedy Incoming
I took a bit of a chance on this one. I know it's an 861 that was serviced about four years ago and comes on the original bracelet. I will have better pics in couple of days. I hope I did good :)Marty