Linde Werdelin 3-Timer GMT series updated

The Swiss-based luxury watchmaker of Scandinavian descent has updated the 2009 Linde Werdelin 3-Timer GMT with a new material/color combination.

The Swiss-based luxury watchmaker of Scandinavian descent has updated the 2009 Linde Werdelin 3-Timer GMT with a new material/color combination.

The German brand has just presented a pair of updated versions of its dressy diver: the Archimede SportTaucher 300M Automatic.

In 1947, the French government sent several expeditions to explore both North and South Polar regions of Earth. Somehow missing the 60th Anniversary of the events and not willing to spend three more years waiting for the 70th Anniversary to happen, Longines has presented its vintage-styled Expeditions Polaires Francaises — Missions Paul-Emile Victor (Ref. L2.732.4.76.X) just for the fun of it.

The Italian fashion and jewelry house will soon start selling its new Bvlgari Diagono Chronograph GMT X-Pro COSC-certified chronometer.

Summer is in full swing and people are flocking to the seaside to swim, and dive, and have fun. And some are still not sure what kind of diving watch should they choose before going underwater. In this small overview we at WorldWatchReview.com try to find an ideal 'real' diving tool for our readers covering both the "affordable" and "premium" categories of mechanical divers.

The 2010 limited-edition Fortis B42 Black Mars 500 is the German-based brand's yet another attempt at monetizing its long-standing partnership with the Russian Roscosmos Federal Space Agency that dates back to the year 1994.

With the 2010 AMVOX5 World Chronograph (ref. 193L471), Jaeger-LeCoultre expands its collection of luxury timekeepers featuring a "world clock" functionality that's all the rage these days.

The 2010 Colt GMT + was officially introduced at the annual Baselworld 2010 trade show. The sporty three-hander arrived in an easily recognizable 41.3-mm stainless steel case sporting the Breitling caliber 32 COSC-certified self-winding movement. Based on the ETA 2893-2 movement, it is a GMT version of the omnipresent ETA 2892-A2. Now, tell me about "derivative works."