New timepieces are constantly being released and unveiled to the general public. But, it’s not every day that a completely new technique is introduced into the art of horology. After decades of approaching diamond-setting in the same fashion, without much innovation. Patek Philippe had an insight which now introduces a totally new approach to this craft. Continue reading “Patek Philippe Calatrava 7200/200R” »
Longines has been feeling nostalgic and we horology enthusiast appreciate it! Thanks to their well kept museum and very rich back catalog from which they can draw inspiration. We saw it recently when they re-issued their “Heritage 1969” and now they’re back with yet another impressive watch for their “Heritage” collection. Continue reading “Longines Heritage Military” »
It seems Breitling has taken a distinctive design direction with their most recent releases. Besides the use of black-steel materials, they have been contrasting it with very bright and warm colors, like orange and yellow. This time around it comes in the form of a limited edition timepiece, the “Breitling Chronomat 44 Blacksteel Special Edition”. Continue reading “Breitling Chronomat 44 Blacksteel Special Edition” »
Some horology brands need no introduction, while other brands gain a lot from their ambassadors and spokespeople. That’s the case for TAG Heuer which has been on the rise, ever since Jean-Claude Biver took over as CEO of the company. And after many new releases and synergies with athletes and celebrities. TAG Heuer focuses on one of their best-sellers, the Aquaracer. Continue reading “TAG Heuer Caliber 5 iN Black Titanium” »
Vacheron Constantin has just returned to the market with a new version of their “Vacheron Constantin Traditionelle Perpetual Calendar Chronograph”. Although the term new isn’t completely accurate, since this watch at first glance seems very similar to its predecessor. But, things have changed a bit as or description below will reveal. Continue reading “Vacheron Constantin Traditionelle Perpetual Calendar Chronograph” »
Breitling is adding another Navitimer GMT chronograph in a limited edition version. This aviation themed brand made this chronograph with a traveler’s soul in mind and now it has a color palette to match the explorers to the skies above and oceans below, with the aurora blue dial. Continue reading “Breitling Navitimer GMT Aurora Blue” »
Element iN Time just recently got back from the most recent “IWJG – International Watch & Jewelry Guild” show, held at Long Beach, California. Where they sold, bought and traded their favorite type of goods: watches! And our CEO Gary Videira even had time to stop by the “WatchGeekTime” studios iN Los Angeles and chat away about horology themes with another watch aficionado, the self-described watch geek, Scott Goldman. Continue reading “EiT Meets WatchGeekTime iN LA” »
Once again Jaeger-LeCoultre contributes its efforts to the seventh art by being an official partner of the “Venice International Film Festival” celebrating its 73rd edition of honoring movies and their creators. And it marks a decade since JLC got involved with these festivities. Continue reading “Jaeger-LeCoultre at the 73rd Venice Film Festival” »
Happiness might me in the air and we have Chopard to thank for it! 2016 marks the 40th anniversary of their “Happy Diamonds” collection. Initially launched as a watch model for men, but its creative designs and use of diamonds was destined for ladies timepieces. Continue reading “Chopard Happy Diamonds 40th Anniversary” »
The horology market is full of fading and resurging trends. Be it the bigger case sizes, the “all black” color schemes, or rehashing of past timepieces, with or without a modern spin on them. For this “Speedmaster CK2998 Limited Edition”, Omega has brought us something from the past, with a new face. Continue reading “Omega Speedmaster “CK2998″ Limited Edition” »
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