Hamilton Khaki Field Automatic For 2009: Return Of A Classic, Again
If there was ever a watch that defined a brand it is the Khaki line for Hamilton. They have actually imparted the "Khaki" name on scores of watches, but the Field Khaki is the basic original military watch that started the trend. A popular watch for decades the original models were tiny by today's comparisons often being 33mm wide. Those are smaller than most women's watches today. The New Hamilton Khaki Field Automatic will be available in two (reasonable) sizes at 40mm and 44mm wide. I would love to wear the 44mm wide version in this classic style. The watches also get a lot of upgrades. These include the sapphire crystals, applied hour markers and Swiss automatic ETA 2824-2 movements. This first line has a gun metal colored black PVD steel case - but I have a feeling that future models will adopt the original sandblasted steel look of the original models.This is by no means the only time that Hamilton has "re-released" The Khaki watch, but I particularly like this iteration and how

Introducing: The Rotonde De Cartier Astromysterieux
This was a big year for men’s watches at Cartier. You may have read about the new Cartier Drive and the other pre-SIHH releases that we covered in December of last year, but one that you may not have heard about yet is this Cartier Rotonde de Cartier Astromystérieux. 1 OF 3 This watch is a fantastic example of the technical skills that Cartier possesses and doesn't show off enough. Cartier is known for their vintage (and modern) mystery clocks – Louis Cartier and Maurice Couet mastered the mystery clock mechanism in 1912, taking inspiration from the famous illusionist Jean Eugène Robert-Houdin. This year, Cartier decided to modify and apply this technology to the Rotonde de Cartier in their brand new Astromystérieux. 2 OF 3 This watch is different from any watch I have seen in recent years. It is not just a mystery watch, but rather a mystery movement. Instead of just the hands being attached to the two moving crystals, t

Swiss Made on Omega Dials '
Can anyone help me ? A friend was showing me a couple of old Omega'she inherited. They are both pretty beatup and frankly don't look as if they have ever been in the top end of the marque. At the bottom of the dials is the legend Swiss Made . My question is , was there a specific year or date that the words , Swiss Made , were dropped by Omega ? Did all the other watch manufacturers do it at the same time ( no pun intended ) ? If you have the answer...please let me know.

5711P auctioned for 1.100.000 hkd
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Blown away!!!
I wanted this exact watch as soon as I clapped eyes on it as part of the 175th anniversary collection releases. Some thought the P was going to be the only one to have, yes it's nice but it left me feeling a little cold. For me the warmth of the rose gold coupled with its beautifully clear dial was the one I wanted. I am thankful to me dealer for putting my name forward and making my dream come true, and privileged to be one of the limited few lucky enough to own one.John