Information For Watch Lovers

Posts Written OnJuly 2015

What Are You Searching For?

Like it or not we are a nation obsessed with statistics, rankings and polls. Whether it is the top grossing movies and highest ranking TV programs of the week or the political candidate who is tops in the polls, all are deemed “newsworthy” and are widely discussed on  numerous news channels, not to mention everyday conversations. Popularity and best-sellers lists are not exclusive to just movies, TV programs and politicians. Many online retailers feature them daily on their sites on everything from books and recordings to apparel, fragrance and handbags. This week, popular online retailer WorldofWatches.com is offering their Top Searched…

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Celebrated Swiss-Made Time

When it comes to highly sought after items in the luxury sector, a select few European countries are highly regarded and world renowned for their fine exports. France is the leader in wine, champagne, fragrances and cosmetics. Germany and Italy are the front-runners in automobiles, while Switzerland is the leader in clocks and wristwatches. It’s not surprising that Switzerland is the leader in premium crafted wristwatches, since many of the world’s leading watchmakers are headquartered in Switzerland, where the art of watchmaking has become a centuries-old tradition since the 1800’s when the nation gained worldwide supremacy in the production of…

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Pace-Setting Chronographs!

Chronographs are among the most popular and sought-after watches in the world today. Prominent watchmakers from TAG Heuer, Ebel, Rolex, Omega and Cartier to Invicta, Swiss Legend, Michael Kors and Casio all feature an impressive selection of men’s and women’s chronographs in their assortments. Chronographs are characterized by the independent stop-watch and display watch functions on a dial that are normally featured on a separate subdial window. The Chronograph name comes from the Greek terms for time: “chronos” and writing: “graph.” The term today is interpreted more about the recording of time and not writing. Although a timepiece may have…

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Innovative Ingersoll Time

Ingersoll Watches are true American time-keeping legends. Founded by brothers Robert and Charles Ingersoll in 1892 in New York, NY the brand introduced the first automated produced watches in 1896 at the retail selling price of one dollar, which was a day’s wages at the time. Ingersoll’s “Yankee” or “Dollar” pocket watch was immediately popular in the United States and across the globe with over 1 million watches produced immediately thereafter. Legend has it when US President Theodore Roosevelt was on a hunting safari in Africa, he was described as the man from the country where Ingersoll watches were produced…

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Get Ready To Be Wowed!

When it comes to annual sales event, Harrods one of the most prestigious and prominent names in retail knows how to put on a sale. To kick off their Annual Winter sale, which took place on Boxer Day or December 26th 2014, the day after Christmas, Harrods rolled out a red carpet at the entrances of their London flagship store. Customers waiting outside to shop the event were treated to hot chocolate, mince pieces and pastries while they were entertained by a string quartet and dancers. And blankets were provided to keep the guests warm before going inside. The sales…

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It’s Time To Buy In Bulk!

Buying in bulk is a popular and economical trend for millions of Americans. Membership warehouse stores Costco, Sam’s Club and BJs, which offer consumers bulk buys in everything from food and produce to healthcare and cosmetics are thriving with thousands of locations across the nation. Meanwhile, many big box retailers offer bulk buys on everything from apparel to household goods. In today’s economy buying in bulk a smart and practical way to save money, especially for the value involved. Popular online retailer WorldofWathces.com is offering a special bulk buying promotion this week with their Summer Stock Up: Buy More, Save…

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Winning TAG Heuer Time

The heat is on at Wimbledon Stadium in London, England this weekend as the 2015 Wimbledon Tennis tournament comes to an end with the Women’s and Men’s finals taking place this Saturday and Sunday respectively. Top-seeded Serbian men’s player Novak Djokovic faces off against French player Richard Gasquet today in the semi-finals. Meanwhile, British player Andy Murray faces Swiss player Roger Federer in the other Men’s Semifinals later today. Tomorrow top-seeded women’s player American Serena Williams will face Garbine Muguruza of Spain in the Women’s Finals. This will be Williams’ fourth tournament win of the year if she takes the…

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Water Resistant Time-Keepers

Summertime and water adventures are synonymous with each other. From the early outset of the summer season to its final hurrah around Labor Day, millions of Americans will be gravitating to poolside, lakeside and beachside retreats across the nation. Whether you’re lounging by the pool, cooling off in a water theme park , water skiing in the Florida Keys or deep sea diving off the islands of Hawaii, you’ll certainly want a wristwatch capable of withstanding the pressures for these different activities. Many popular watches have a Water Resistant level starting at 30 Meters. Before you start taking a swim…

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Invicta Independence Day Buys!

The July 4th holiday officially begins tomorrow as millions of Americans take to the roads to celebrate the Nation’s Independence in popular destinations ranging from Boston, New York City, Orlando, Myrtle Beach, Chicago, San Diego and Seattle. Over 41 million Americans are expected to travel more than 50 miles to vacation destinations this Independence Day holiday. With the holiday taking place on Saturday, many government offices and businesses will be closed on Friday, providing the perfect opportunity for many to take advantage of the 3-day weekend. Seaside resorts and theme parks from coast to coast are expected to be very be…

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