Monthly Archives: February 2008

CEO & President of Zenith Watch Company Theirry Nataf: Striking Resemblence To Other ‘Precious’ Lover

Posted on February 22, 2008 by admin | 2 Comments

Zenith watches is precious. Owned by LVMH who also controls Louis Vuitton and Tag Heuer, the phenomenal watch maker is a jewel of the luxury conglomerate. The combination of the El Primero movement history (contained in many Rolex watches) as … Continue reading →

Posted in General, New Watches, Watch Style, Zenith

The RGM Professional Automatic Diver (Model 300) By WatchReport.Com

Posted on February 22, 2008 by admin | Leave a comment

We’ve talked about American watchmaker RGM here before, and Roland Murphy’s small company which produces exquisitely made high-end watches. It looks like RGM is now stepping into the very exciting world of professional dive watches with the new and beautiful RGM Model 300. Continue reading →

Posted in Dive Watches, General, RGM, Watch Buying

Marcello C. Diavolo Watches: Bold New Direction From Outstanding German Watch Maker

Posted on February 21, 2008 by admin | 1 Comment

Long in anticipation, and finally here; the first line of truly original watches from one of my favorite watch makers, Marcello C. The Diavolo line was designed to be unique yet instantly acceptable to anyone. The small attention to details … Continue reading →

Posted in General, Marcello C, New Watches, Watch Buying, Watch Style

Marcello C. Classic Duochronograph Watch Vs. IWC Portuguese Chrono-Automatic Watch

Posted on February 20, 2008 by admin | 1 Comment

Two great watches, two similar designs, and yet two vast different prices. Sizing up what over $10,000 extra will get you. The bilateral chronograph is a beautiful thing. Two registers placed along a vertical radius is classically appealing and high … Continue reading →

Posted in General, IWC, Marcello C, Watch Buying, Watch Experiences, Watch Style

Concord C1 Chronograph Watch Design Critique: Mistake Of Form Over Function

Posted on February 19, 2008 by admin | 18 Comments

A good deal of thought goes into the design of most watches. The result must be a blend of attractive visual elements combined with the features necessary for the watch to adequately tell the time. There is no “correct” way … Continue reading →