The word trésor means “treasure” in French, and it is the name of Omega’s new collection of ladies’ watches. The sub-collection, actually, of the De Ville family isn’t new in name, but they are new
The “(Color) Side Of The Moon” has become a popular phrase at Omega ever since the original Speedmaster Dark Side Of The Moon (with its sexy black ceramic case) made a splash a few years ago
The really first Blancpain Complete Calendar was launched in 1983, with caliber 6395. Based mostly on an F. Piguet 950, Caliber 6395 measured just four.98mm thick, and only 9 lignes/20.30mm in diameter (which include the
Not only does champion swimmer Michael Phelps hold the record for the most decorated Olympian of all time, he also holds the record for most Olympic gold medals, most Olympic gold medals in individual events,
The Omega Seamaster 300M Co-Axial Chronograph 41.5mm sure has been around for a good while now, and it admittedly is not the sort of Omega that’s been taking headlines in recent years, but boy, have
Just a couple of weeks ago Arthur took an in-depth evaluate the white gold edition of this watch inside a Week Around the Wrist, calling it “a remarkably wearable and functional triple calendar with some
In 2017 Omega Watches 600m Replica released a slew of new Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M watch models, which offered easy to miss, albeit important changes to the brand’s premier sports lifestyle dress watch. Sport-style dress
The top read articles of November feature an eclectic mix of watches from the entry-level to the very high-end, and from some of the biggest names in watchmaking to some of the most niche micro
It’s been a few years since James Bond last burst onto our screens in the 24th installment of Ian Fleming’s super-spy series. In Spectre, enthusiasts were delighted to see the return of sorely missed Bond
A very happy New Year! We have come to the end of a month and here’s a look back at the most popular articles of the past month here at aBlogtoWatch as well as some