The Omega Seamaster received a significant boost in its mainstream popularity after James Bond has adopted it. Although the iconic divers’ watch Rolex Submariner typically overshadows it, the Seamaster is not any hang in the diver watch industry. Moreover, the fact is that the brand has been offering an appreciating stock of references every year. […]
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Bronze cases have turned to be pretty a growing trend in the watch industry, particularly in the sports realm of diver’s watches. Of course, the component is exceptionally suitable for watches that are designed to spend maximum time underwater. Historically, bronze alloys have been employed in building ships and manufacturing diving equipment. However, this metal […]
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904L Stainless Steel Stronger, more durable, and expensive than the usual 316L steel. The 904L steel is difficult to make and Rolex is the only brand to use it. Hand-assembled Movements Watch movements are assembled, checked and inspected by humans before they are sent for chronometer certification. Research Laboratories Rolex has trained scientists and researchers […]
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People who are considering selling a luxury watch, will likely ask the first question – How much does my watch worth? It may seem like an easy and straightforward question. But it is not. Pre-owned luxury watches like Rolex and Omega retain their value well with time and even may appreciate. However, their resale values […]
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Cartier introduced the first Tank watch in 1917 for the American General John Pershing. Four years after, the brand launched the first Cartier Tank Cintree in 1921. Featuring an elongated case, dial and cabochon crown, the Cintree was a modification of the Tank Normale. However, it is worth mentioning that Cartier introduced the vintage models […]
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Introduced first in 1957 for race car drivers and later associated with the most significant leap of humankind in 1969, the Speedmaster is Omega’s most popular watch model. Only a few watches could come close to the prestige of Omega’s signature chronograph. However, the discontinued Speedmaster Reduced model is mistaken often for the famous Speedmaster […]
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Just imagine that Rolex made only one watch model to date and it is the Submariner. Do you think that the brand would have earned the same reputation and respect? Well, as long as the watch had been the Submariner, chances are Rolex would have still earned one of the strongest reputations and recognition of […]
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While some people refer Rolex ref. 16760 to as the ‘Fat lady’ or ‘Sophia Loren’, others call it also as ‘Coke’. Nonetheless, the Rolex GMT-Master II Reference 16760 watch marked a significant turning point for the brand’s leading pilot’s watch collection. However, the watch earned the nickname ‘Fat Lady’. Although the name may initially sound […]
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Luxury watches are not merely a device used to keep track of time. But, it also indeed represents one’s personality, taste and lifestyle. While there are many watches on a pretty affordable side, some timepieces are meant only for the posh ones. However, it is not only the hefty price tag, but with a luxury […]
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There is a common conception or better to say a misconception in the world of mechanical watches that every luxury watch brand make their movements. Although the brands are themselves significantly responsible for perpetuating this conception for some apparent reasons, it is not entirely true. Many watch brands indeed outsource their movements from a third-party. […]
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