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Garmin Fenix 3 Sports Watch GPS Antenna
Garmin’s Fenix line is dark, brooding, and, in a way, beautiful. Their latest watch, the Fenix 3, joins that rebellious lineage with three new styles including a “Sapphire” model with real sapphire crystal face. The multi-sport device can record running and swimming as well as almost any outdoor activity including hiking and skiing. It has…
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Ball Engineer Master II Slide Chronograph SuperLumed Watch
Have you secured your ticket yet for America’s luxury watch show? WatchTime New York, taking place October 23-24 at Manhattan’s Gotham Hall, boasts more than 20 watch brands displaying their new timepieces for 2015 (Click here for event details and to purchase tickets). Among the sponsor brands is the always innovative Ball Watch Co., which…
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Omega Review – Olympic Timing
Omega manufactured its first chronograph in 1898, and within 10 years, the timepieces had been used to measure time at more than 16 sporting competitions. After winning 1st place in all six categories at the 1931 Geneva Observatory trials, Omega’s reputation for accuracy led the International Olympic Committee to appoint Omega as the official timekeeper…
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3 Accessible Audemars Piguet Watches for New Collectors
Royal Oak Selfwinding The word “audacious“ is invoked far too often in the world of watches, and although the Royal Oak may seem tame by today’s standards, it was really audacious when it debuted in 1972. It was a precious timepiece in a non-precious metal, carrying a luxury price. Over the years, AP left well-enough…