Breguet Unveils New Reine de Naples Anniversary Edition on Isle of Capri
It’s been a big year for Breguet. Not only did the company kick off its sponsorship of Carnegie Hall with a brand-new tourbillon clock, it also celebrated, around the same time, the 200th anniversary of the wristwatch �� an invention of brand namesake Abraham-Louis Breguet �� with a preview of a complicated haute joallerie watch at an event on the Isle of Capri in the Gulf of Naples.The cornerstone of the international event was the latest stop of Breguet’s traveling “Reine de Naples” exhibit, which began in January at Geneva’s Cit�� du Temps before traveling to New York City and other major cities in the United States, Europe and Asia. The exhibit commemorates the 200th anniversary of what many historians believe was the very first timepiece for the wrist, made by Breguet, the legendary watchmaker, for Caroline Murat, Queen of Naples.Caroline Murat, recipient of the very first wristwatchBreguet the brand pays tribute to that historic watch with its modern Re

Review: Bulova 96A102 Commemorative Hack Watch
Having worn this watch for several weeks now, I can straight up just say that it is a great and pleasurable watch to wear. As I said in my initial impressions, part of what drew me to this watch was simply the overall value of it. Good brand, great look and a seconds-sub dial (which one does not see often in this price range) for under $100. How can you go wrong? Well, of course the build quality could be mediocre. That's not the case here; the Bulova is a very nicely built and sturdy watch. Maybe the strap is a piece of garbage? Nope. I love the strap that it came with. It is perfectly styled for the watch, very nicely constructed and extremely comfortable. Umm��maybe it keeps bad time? Once again, no: it is powered by a Japanese quartz (Miyota) and is as reliable as I could ever need. ?Basically, it all comes down to looks, and I love the way it looks.Case: Sandblasted ?A9 Stainless SteelMovement: Miyota Quartz (details unknown)Dial: Black with White IndexLens: Domed AcrylicCase Back:

Introducing: The Patek Philippe 5930G World Time Chronograph (Details & Official Pricing)
First things first – no Nautilus was shown at Baselworld 2016. We're told you can expect to see something this October, just as we didn't see any 175th pieces two years ago until later in the year.Now that we have that out of the way, let's talk about the big new commercial piece from Patek, the 5930. This watch combines two of our favorite complications – the world-timer and the chronograph. Similar to the 5524G Pilots Watch from 2015, the 5930 is based on an archival piece from Pateks long and illustrious history. But, also similar to the 5524, this world-timer is a very, very loose translation of the original watch – the 1940 reference 1415 HU, a unique piece seen below. 1 OF 9 Patek Philippe reference 1415 HU, a unique piece from 1940 on which the 5930G is based. As you can see, the new 5930 doesn't look much like the 1415 HU. We have a 39.5 mm white-gold case and busy dial that displays a truly extraordinary amount of informatio

My 45.5MM Planet Ocean Wrist Shots
Never thought I would be wearing a 45.5MM watch but with my big wrists I think it looks better than smaller watches.

Is it safe to wear your Rolex to Disneyland?
Ha! Gotcha... We just zipped into Orange County last night and will be spending the next two days at Disney Land. As much as I like the rides (I'm a big kid), I love scoping out all the great watches worn there. My wife and kids roll their eyes at me but hey, it is what it is. I'll be the guy rocking the 14060M. It's magic time so we are rolling out. It was tough, but I finally got the teenagers out of bed, so were off. Have a magical day kids...