TokyoFlash watches have made their way around the Internet for their creative watch faces and amazing design. They've just launched a new watch that may be the most straight forward watch in their inventory, but it is so smooth. The…
Continue Reading →Like the comeback of three-piece suits, what's old is now new and watches are no exception. Started by two young professionals, Hodinkee is not your average watch site. The name comes from a modified Czech word for watch. Structured in…
Continue Reading →Ricky at watch-cufflinks.com brings together two of my favorite elements -- the mechanical watch and French cuffs -- together in a twist on formal dress. Each pair employs a set of matching authentic watch movements set on links, ready for…
Continue Reading →When I think of the small businesses I'd open up, I keep them limited to the realm of practicality. I'm talking clothing boutique, small restaurant, etc. When I hear about someone who starts their own car, shoe, or watch company,…
Continue Reading →With consumer space voyages looking more and more promising, and freak kitchen accidents an ever looming possibility, Omega is bringing back - in a limited release of under 2000 units - its Speedmaster Moonwatch "Alaska Project" timepiece. This design was…
Continue Reading →Italian industrial designer Djordje Zivanovic submitted a fascinating orb-like watch concept to the Signity International Watch Design Competition. Inadvertently, he has created an entirely new graphic representation of time. First there was the wall clock, then came digital, and now…
Continue Reading →We've championed Bell & Ross brand timepieces for quite some time now. The Swiss watchmakers build instruments for those whose professions force them to withstand physical trials well beyond the everyday commute. Did you know a Bell & Ross watch…
Continue Reading →Ever since Back to The Future, Part II, our vision of things to come have always involved inventions like shoes that could tie themselves and hoverboards. That changed when we took a look at the conceptual design for the F1/Carbon…
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