Hermès’ only skeleton wristwatch is the Arceau Squelette. With its asymmetric, stirrup-shaped case, the Arceau skeleton is elegant in typical Hermès style. Most Hermès watches, even the uninteresting but fashionable quartz ones, have a...
Today I’d like to review the Chanel J12 GMT Matte ref. H3101 men’s watch from a brand that typically makes things for women. No doubt you are probably familiar with the Chanel J12 family...
Last year’s 2014 “re-issue” of the Speedmaster Mark II Co-Axial Chronograph watch was a clear hit for Omega. I know because not only did I get one, but a few of my friends did...
This entry was posted on June 3, 2014 by Rachel George. The Calibre de Cartier Diver watches are the latest men’s watches from Cartier. We had introduced three of the Calibre de Cartier Diver...
Italian jewelry and luxury goods maker Bulgari made its return to the sample sale scene today. Though the brand has been continuously hosting its bi-annual bargain sales in NYC, I haven’t had a chance...
Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Tradition Minute Repeater 150 Jaeger-LeCoultre provided watch fans with a special treat last week, when it announced its new minute repeater. The Master Grande Tradition Minute Repeater is a member of the...
Jules Audemars and Edward Piguet were both in their early twenties when they founded Audemars Piguet in 1875. In 1972 AP launched a line of mechanical watches with hexagonal screws that fastened a porthole-like...
Patek Philippe switched 175 last fall. In recognition from the anniversary, we at Fratello Watches offered up their list – not an introduction to probably the most costly Patek Philippe watches, nor probably the...
Mido is one of Swatch Group’s smaller brands that you rarely hear about. If you do, you know that like Tissot or (not available in the US) Certina, Mido offers some decent looking pieces...
