Purchasing a vintage watch online can be intimidating for those who are doing it for the first time. There are so many brands and styles to choose from that making a decision can be overwhelming for some. Below is a straightforward guide which will simplify the process while helping you avoid some of the most common pitfalls.

When most people think of luxury watch materials, they envision things such as gold, platinum, silver, gems or titanium. But there is another, unexpected material that is taking the industry by storm and it is none other than rubber. Below are some reasons why it has become one of the hottest new materials among watchmakers.

This fabulous watch from Girard-Perregaux comes in a 23 mm 14k gold watch case. It also has a twelve hour iridium based dial, with glass crystal and bluish steel hands which are made from iridium dauphine. It is a sophisticated timepiece that can be worn on multiple occasions.

Even with modern technology, a quality watch can take weeks or months to manufacture. Though the majority of watchmakers would very much like to produce their watches faster, it often isn’t cost effective, and the reason for this is the complexity involved in the watch design, especially their movements.

Contemporary horology is defined primarily by watch construction and materials, since the basic principles of watch mechanics haven’t changed in 200 years. Below are some tips for selecting the right case material when purchasing your next luxury watch.

This classic watch from Bulova symbolizes the iconic, elongated style which was popular during the 1940s. It is made from 14K solid rose gold and measures just over twenty one mm across without its crown. Although this particular timepiece was originally designed for males, today it can also be adorned by females.