Van Cleef & Arpel is a French watch, jewelry and perfume company that started back in 1896, founded by Alfred Van Cleef and Salomon Arpels. The duo has been known for the art of Mystery Setting, a procedure of setting gems and other precious stones which only they, have mastered.

Today, they present us another exquisite and fine piece of watch, called the Van Cleef and Arpels Hummingbird Beryline Watch, with a dial created from a perfected technique of Mystery Setting, champlevé enameling and three dimensional enameling, all to render the realistic colors and appearance of the birds and flowers. The limited edition watch has a 38mm case of platinum with…

Esteemed watchmaker, Rado is on a hot streak, I haven’t recovered from his previous works of art and here he is again taking my breath away with the eSenza Blue Jubile Watch, his latest creation.

The watch is artfully created with a dial that displays 425 metallic blue polished sapphire crystals formed in an elliptic-like shape, properly called as the Fibonacci pattern. The tonal crystals lie on a deep blue back ground that enhances their elegant glow.

In terms of a watch’s constitution, the only thing that remained in the dial is the two silvered hands, the most essential element of the dial. The crown is concealed under the case band. Wrap…

Devon creates a groundbreaking piece called the Tread 1. The brand created a watch for watch enthusiasts that prefer the unusual rather than the conventional. The Tread 1 is denied of every schematic factor a common watch would have; the way it displays time with the use of patented interwoven system of belts never fail to strike anyone with awe and astonishment.

This bullet proof creation indicates the minutes and hours by belts that move in exacting motions, while the seconds are indicated by a continuous motion. The movement of each belt is catered by four microstep motors that acquire energy from a rechargeable lithium polymer cell. A single charge can…

The Defakto Nachtschicht or Nightshift in English is a simple looking watch with simple aspirations, to display time as simple as possible. It has a 42mm PVD case with sapphire crystal coating. It is powered by a Swiss Automatic movement with ETA caliber 2824-2 with a 25 jewel set; it creates 28,000 vibrations per hour with a 38 hour power reserve.

The Nightshift makes telling time possible even in the dark, with a fluorescent dial and white superluminova, the simple dial is all there is for you to see. It only goes to show that simplicity appeals to a lot of people despite the emergence of complex watches.

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Rado, a watch making house famous for ceramic cases and bracelets creates a skeletonized watch, which is a surprise to many. The Rado Sintra Skeleton Chronometer not only boasts of a ceramic case and bracelet, but also of a COSC Chronometer certified colored ETA Automatic movement with displays of black ridges and hints of gold-tones.

The gold and black color scheme gives this Rado watch a classy and edgy appeal, and the way the ruby stones glisten as the watch moves is just purely genius. The back of the watch displays an automatic rotor in the shape of the brand’s anchor logo. This watch is a limited edition series of 111…

Mola is a brand born from a real passion and love for the ocean and diving and although it’s a new brand, Mola has no worries of going head-to-head against the huge array of competitors and rivals in creating diving watches.

The Mola 923M has a 48mm x 14mm case that comes in three finishes; polished, pearlescent or satin; encrusted and shielded by sapphire crystal for an anti-glare feature; it is powered by a Swiss made automatic movement with ETA caliber 2895-2 and 21 jewels. It makes up to 28,000 vibrations per hour and has a 42-hour power reserve. This watch takes diving seriously, withstanding water pressure even under a depth…