So you want a dive watch that’s COSC grade, decent diameter and bronze case too? Well Christopher Ward can help you there matey with their C60 Ombre Green, COSC LE, Bronze edition. Priced at £950 it is a little bit more than your average Indie brand, even a bronze model, but you do get that COSC movement accuracy, plus a better resale value, at least … Continue reading Bronze Fan? Christopher Ward C60 is Worth a Look
Ball Watch has a new Engineer model, here’s the press info; The originator, pacesetter, visionary. In 1891, Webb C. Ball created the official railroad standard of accuracy using stricter criteria than the modern COSC. On our 130th anniversary, our legacy of precision becomes even more exacting with our new in-house movement: Chronometer Manufacture Caliber RRM7309-S. Powering the new Engineer M Pioneer, this watchmaking achievement takes BALL’s … Continue reading Ball Engineer M Pioneer: Retro Precision
Ball watches has released a classic black dial, black bezel Roadmaster GMT, making it ideal for post-pandemic jet-setters, influencers and international business travellers. The Marine GMT is already available with blue, white and green dial/bezel options, plus a Pepsi bezel by the way. The day/date option also adds a certain businesslike function to this model – this is a watch for someone who wants to … Continue reading Ball Roadmaster GMT: Classic Black, Pre-Order Discounts
Ball Watches has a new twist on their Engineer III, the Marvelight Chronometer. Now we love the bright lights of Vegas here, but the rainbow tubes dial just isn’t dinging our bell, and we are big fans of Saturday Night Fever. The power reserve feature is very cool though, we love it and you can choose a conventional gas tube lighting variant. Here’s the word … Continue reading Ball Engineer III Marvelight Chrono
Ball have a special 130th anniversary Trainmaster model. With a 40mm case, this vintage style Ball pays tribute to the railroad pocket watches of the 19th century, with its retro dial design. Here’s the word from Ball; The Trainmaster Railroad Standard 130 Years – a classic and elegant timepiece inspired by a BALL vintage pocket watch from the early 20th century to represent our rich … Continue reading Ball Railroad Trainmaster 130th Anniversary Edition
Frederique Constant continue to expand their Highlife model range with a COSC certified automatic, priced at just over £1500. Featuring an in-house Cal.FC303 26 jewel movement, it’s a classic, elegant gents watch, with the globe map effect on the dial. We reckon it has that jet age vibe from the 60s and that’s no bad thing. White/Silver or blue dial options. With a 41mm case … Continue reading New Watches: Frederique Constant HighLife COSC Auto
Ball watches are marking the 110th birthday of Lt Richard Best, who sunk two Japanese aircraft carriers at the battle of Midway. The battle was regarded as a crucial turning point in the Pacific theatre and Best’s part in sinking two out of the three carriers that the Japanese placed in the battle has been well documented. Here’s the word from Ball; BALL presents the … Continue reading Best Engineer Ltd Edition, Marks Battle of Midway Heroism
The latest from TAG Heuer, who are raising money for the WHO Covid-19 relief fund, with this one-of-a-kind Carrera Tourbillon edition. Swiss luxury watchmaker TAG Heuer presents a special edition of its iconic COSC-certified tourbillon chronograph Carrera to be auctioned as part of the “ODD BALLS Charity Auction” imagined and led by founder of Revolution, Wei Koh. The unique piece will join other watches and … Continue reading TAG Shows Covid-19 Support With Carrera Tourbillon Charity Auction
