Monday, June 7, 2010

Raymond Weil Freelancer Black 8 Watch

Raymond Weil's newest edition to its freelancer mechanical collection is a watch baring grace and sensuality. The figure 8 punctuated with 12 diamonds emblazon the black guilloché dial with a sense of infinity. A slender ring of diamonds frame the watch enhancing the symbol within. Crafted from polished and brushed steel, this 38 mm case harbors an automatic mechanical movement of exceptional quality and extreme precision. The top half of the figure 8 is open displaying a fitted balance and its brilliant ruby. Bold hands indicate the time.

Raymond Weil is renowned for its technical expertise and perfection. In addition Raymond Weil watches as exquisite and technically advanced as they are, are still within the budget of an affordable watch. A large selection of Raymond Weil watches are under $1000 making them a great gift. Raymond Weil was one of the first companies to mix gold and steel, a fusion still popular today. If you are looking for a luxury watch, Raymond Weil watches are an excellent affordable way to go, and the best price to buy a Raymond Weil watch is at THE WATCHERY.

AT THE WATCHERY

THE WATCHERY has Raymond Weil luxury watches for up to 60% off the list price. Check out the
Raymond Weil
RW Sport Black Dial Stainless Steel Chronograph Tachymeter Men's (inset). Guess how much it is? Take a wild guess, but keep in mind this watch:

a) ... has a Chronograph, 12 Hour Register, 30 Minute Register, Central Second Register, Tachymeter
b) Silver Tone Hands Luminescent (when the going gets really dark)
c) Extremely resilient and comfortable round polished and brushed stainless steel case.
d) Dial protected by a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal.
e) Water resistant to a whopping 200 m (660 feet). GASP!
f) Screw-In Closed Case Back & Screw-Down Crown to enhance water resistance.
g) Cool rugged looks exuding a serious passion for sports.

GIVE UP??

This watch will cost you only $560.00. A savings of $835. Get this watch for Dad - believe me he will love it. Don't forget Father's Day this year - we will keep the watches ticking for you.

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Blazing Hot New Watches at THE WATCHERY

Bubble Night Flyer
40% off at THE WATCHERY
Your first stop in luxury watches

This blog is a tad to early for Halloween, but riveting none the less. Corum seriously knows how to send shivers up ones spine. I was just about to blog about THE WATCHERY's vast U-Boat Collection, when this creepy Corum watch snagged my attention. The name Night Flyer dredged up my memory of Steven King's movie of the same name. In fact the monster even resembled Corum's terrifying dial depiction.
Corum's Night Flyer is set beneath a scratch resistant sapphire crystal dome - a signature feature of Corum's Bubble Watches.
The second hand is a sword scimitar (curved swords used by pirates) dipped in red to portray blood. A demonic blood red eye glowers from the skull creating a terrifying image. Come to think of it, this watch is not for the faint at heart. Beneath the dial is an automatic mechanical movement which incorporates a rotor allowing for the watch to be wound by the gentle swinging motion of ones arm. Blood red skeletonized hands indicate the time. The Corum Key is prominently displayed between the 3 and 6 'o'clock position. The round 18k gold case and red stitched black leather strap completes the watch design.

The name Corum stems from the word “quorum” which means “the minimum number of persons present, required to enable a meeting, to hold discussions and take valid decisions”.
Corum symbol - the key- emblazons every watch, a testament to opening new doors of creativity, innovation, watch design and possibilities. There is always a new door to open and the mystery of time can never be completely unraveled.

Water resistant to 200 meters, one can show ones dark side at a cheery pool party. I cannot say if the watch will attract a girl or send her trotting.

The watch comes with a Certificate from the Chairman of Corum.