With the Ulysse Nardin El Toro, they just might have created a look—that while not appealing to all connoisseurs—has a very technical design that will still feel fresh years from now. The key seems to be mixing classic and futuristic elements, while designating a new way of indicating information on the dial. While the multicolored, multi-layered face of the El Toro watch looks intimidating at first, it is actually quite useful, offering practical daily information as well as the finer details demanded by serious watch lovers.  [...read more]

The news is spreading that Bedat & Co. has announced that Luxury Montres LLC will now be its exclusive distributor in the U.S. aiming to combine resources to re-establish the Bedat & Co Geneva brand as a major force within the U.S. and Canadian watch markets, particularly in the women's segment of the business.  [...read more]

This orange and black watch from Roger Dubuis makes no apologies for its in-your-face attitude. However, being this bold is a deep component of the DNA of the Roger Dubuis brand. This unrestrained design looks like a watch equivalent of a Las Vegas Strip hotel. And with one on your wrist, you’ll walk around like you own the place as well.   [...read more]

IWC has given its newest Grande Complication watch a modern feel while retaining the classic style and simple layout that defines the dial orientation design of the automatic caliber 79091 movement, made in house. Despite the neat arrangement of the information windows and subdials on the watch face, this IWC movement has nine hands on the dial and is constructed of almost 660 parts.  [...read more]