Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Say Thanks to Mom with a Timeless Gift from The Watchery

"A printed card means nothing except that you are too lazy to write to the woman who has done more for you than anyone in the world. And candy! You take a box to Mother—and then eat most of it yourself. A pretty sentiment!"
Anne Jarvis - the creator of Mother's Day. (depicted in image)

On May 14th 1907, Anne Jarvis held a memorial for her mother who had died two years earlier. She then embarked on a mission to make Mother's Day a recognized holiday which occurred in 1914 ,thanks to Woodrow Wilson who signed the bill. She did not like the commercialization of the holiday and spent her entire inheritance fighting against it. She did not like the cheap cards and empty trinkets associated with the holiday. She wanted the holiday to be full of meaning, depth and gratitude.

No one could have said it better then the creator of Mother's Day herself, but then again she never saw the stunning luxury woman's watches at THE WATCHERY, for if she had she would have approved. Approved very well.

Perusing through THE WATCHERY website, I couldn't help but notice how many gorgeous woman's watches are available.

The Ebel Satya caught my eye as it is both elegant and unique. I love the oval 18 karat gold bezel surrounding a exquisite silver tone face and then I saw the markdown. The Ebel Satya is 70% off the List Price. Down from MSRP of $12,500 to $3,740.
Ebel, the brand, is growing by leaps and bounds oweing to its superb craftmanship, superior quality and excellent timekeeping not to mention the attractive designs. Give mom an Ebel this Mother's Day.


Another perfect watch for Mother who is terribly efficient and excruciatingly punctual is the Baume & Mercier Ilea. You simply cannot go wrong with the Ilea as its simple design and perfectly round case compliments many different tastes. The Baume & Mercier is an everyday watch for a Mother on the go, but giving her this watch will stop Mom in her tracks and maybe, just maybe you will squeeze a tear of astonished appreciation from her eye .

I could go on and on gushing over the tremendous variety of woman's watches available at THE WATCHERY, but I would spoil the fun for you. Go ahead ENTER THE WATCHERY, and get Mom a gift for Mother's Day. She deserves the watch and you deserve THE WATCHERY's rock bottom prices.

Let me know what mom says...

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

ZODIAC Sports Watches Now at THE WATCHERY

Zodiac ZO7616 Air Dragon White Mother-of-Pearl Dial Leather Women's Moon Phase Watch
ONLY $145

Looking for a sporty watch for an affordable price, well look no further than the Zodiac Collection of Watches at THE WATCHERY. Check out the summery Air Dragon, looks great and is water resistant up to 100 meters. I love the moon phase above the bubble-gum pink 6 'o'clock, a complication not often found on sporty woman's watches in this price range. The case back is screw down necessary to ensure effective water resistance. The battery powered Swiss Quartz movement is high quality.

The Zodiac brand has been around since 1882 when Ariste Calame set up workshop.
Between 1908 and 1930, Zodiac produced its own calibers and movements to be used in pocket watches.

In 1924 Zodiac introduced its first extra flat pocket watch with an in house Zodiac Caliber 1617 movement. Zodiac was constantly striving for innovation and in 1930 unveiled a cutting edge shock proofing system which replaced the balance with a z-shaped spring clip. Zodiac was concerned with the impact vigorous exercises could have on the movement of the timepiece. Zodiac then released one of the first Swiss automatic watches.
Zodiac continued to strive towards the future.
In 1932 Zodiac took a giant step into the future of watchmaking by
unveiling the first Swiss analog quartz watch, the beta 21 calibre. Zodiac was literally decades ahead of the game. In 1937 Zodiac released an 8 day movement.
Zodiac turned heads at the 1949 Basel Fair with the release of the Astrographic - one of only two watch collections at that time with a power reserve indicator.
In 1953 Zodiac unveiled the SEA WOLF - one of the first serious diving watches available for purchase by
the general diving public. Never stopping for a moment, Zodiac surged ahead and released the Super Sea Wolf which is an improvement on the original SEA WOLF sporting a newly improved crown/stem system and case back design making the watch water resistance to 750 meters.
In the 1960's SEA WOLF gets a 24 hour GMT hand and morphs into the AEROSPACE collection. AEROSPACE becomes the AEROSPACE JET with the addition of a 24 hour hand which traverses the dial once every 24 hours - a true mimic of the earths rotation. In 1968 the world of watches finally catch up to the ZODIAC and they release the
DYNOTRON - the first Swiss electronic watch.
1971 finally saw the release of its first Swiss Analog Swiss Watch - the BETA 21 Calibre.
Zodiac continues to streak past other watch companies with mind boggling ,almost science fiction innovations.
In 1977 Zodiac releases the worlds first LCD watch to become a certified chronometer.
1978 Zodiac releases the slimmest quartz watch as well as the slimmest
automatic mechanical watch with a calender. Zodiac has always looked ahead, and in the 21st century, zodiac continues to produce watches of high quality. With the introduction of resilient collections especially geared for sports like the SEA DRAGON , V-WOLF and the highly coveted ZODIAC MISSION EXTREME or ZMX-01, ZODIAC has become the brand for sports.

When you purchase a ZODIAC watch, you can be assured you have purchased a timepiece of superior quality, excellent craftsmanship and the culmination of over 120 years of constant striving for the best possible product in terms of innovation, precision, resilience and style.

Monday, March 8, 2010

Baselworld 2010 Sneak Peak - Bvlgari for Gerald Genta


The wait is finally over, at last we get a sneak peak at the new Bvlgari/ Gerald Genta combination. Up until January 2010, Gerald Genta and Daniel Roth have been independent brands operating beneath the Bulgari group; however, times have become tougher and Bulgari has been struggling financially, thus Bulgari decided to merge Gerald Genta and Daniel Roth to make them a Bvlgari brand. The Bvlgari brand name will appear on any future watches.
Our first sneak peak of this fusion is the Bvlgari for Gerald Genta Jump Hour Biretrograde Watch. Daniel Roth and Gerald Genta no longer have their original watch designers and all the marketing, sales, design, distribution and manufacture are all unified with Bvlgari.

The Bvlgari For Gerald Genta (should be Gerald Genta for Bvlgari) Jump Hour Biretrograde Watch is a handsome timepiece, but the name Bvlgari on a clearly Gerald Genta Octo timepiece renders me a tad uncomfortable. Name aside, the 43mm case sports jumping hours, retrograde minute indication and a retrograde calender. What's interesting about the watch is the bezel, which is comprised of satin-finished black ceramic and accentuated with seven bezel studs forming an arc over the retrograde minute display. The onyx-capped beaded winding crown serves as a nice touch. The watch is powered by a GG7722 caliber, self winding mechanical movement capable of a 45 hour power reserve and a balance frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour. The jumping hour and retrograde minute time display renders the timepiece extremely easy to read with a lovely retro design dial. Bvlgari's name is below the jumping hour towards the center of the dial, and Gerald Genta's logo together with "Cal 7722" is below the retrograde date.

I have a feeling in a couple years, Gerald Genta and Daniel Roth will be completely phased out, with just the distinctive case shapes and jumping hour/ retrograde displays remaining.

Now Gerald Genta and Daniel Roth timepieces have entered the realm of collectors items, which you can purchase at THE WATCHERY for up to 75% off the list price. Buy a Gerald Genta or Daniel Roth today, after all you may not know what tomorrow will bring.

Monday, February 15, 2010

Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics Omega Time

Vancouver Winter Olympics 2010 have begun: the scrape of steel on ice, the cold sharp air surrounding Olympians striving to be the best, to outrun the competition and go home with the gold. Being precisely fast, utilizing technique, stamina, muscle and something beyond that- an awe inspiring focus and energy stemming as much from the mind as the body, making champions. Often times, split seconds differentiate a gold from a silver; a moment undetected by the naked eye or the common watch, but precisely recorded by the Olympic Timekeeping abilities of Omega.
Omega is the Official Timekeepers at the Olympic Games and has been since Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games and the 1936 Olympic Winter Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, when a single Omega technician came to the games hauling 27 stopwatches. In the intervening years , from then till now, Omega's expertise in Olympic timekeeping has increased dramatically. At this years Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic games, Omega has 220 timekeeping professionals and engineers as well as 290 volunteers from the area. 250 tons of timekeeping equipment, on venue results and TV services culminating in the largest timekeeping effort in the history of winter sports.In commemoration of the Vancouver Olympics, Omega unveiled a Seamaster Professional 300m Vancouver 2010 Olympics Watch- limited edition of 2010 pieces. The bezel is red, the color of Canada's Maple leaf - the center of its flag. Aside from the looks, the timepiece is a certified chronometer , Caliber Omega 2500, equipped with Omega's renowned co-axial escapement technology. The watch sports a Helium escape valve and screw in crown which equips it for deep sea diving. The interior of the domed sapphire crystal is treated with anti-reflective, and coupled with the lume coated hand and hour markers ensure optimal readability even in environments of low visibility.

So, if by chance, you furrow your brow and wonder if in fact the American Bobsleigh Team was driving a more furious race than the Canadian Team, rest assured Omega has your back ,with its timekeeping excellence, and may the best man win.

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Free Overnight Shipping at THE WATCHERY 2 days only


The Watchery has made it even easier for you to get the watch for your sweetheart before Valentines Day. Incredibly THE WATCHERY is providing absolutely free overnight shipping today, February 10th, 2010 and tomorrow, February 11th, 2010 until 4:59 pm on any purchases over $300.00. So you can sit at home while the wind howls and the snow slaps against your window and select and order the ultimate Valentines Gift.

Flowers wilt and die, plastic flowers tend to be a tad kitchy, chocolates have awkward nutritional information, heart imprinted balloons and bears decked in bright pinks and reds are very sweet, and then there are watches. Watches make the statement, watches profess love and watches break barriers. Giving a watch is giving a lifetime of gifts, as every second of every day the watch keeps track of your sweet heart's time, the gift you gave keeps on giving.

Look out for the FEATURED DEAL on THE WATCHERY's home page. The FEATURED DEAL displays a single watch for as much as 75% off the list price for a limited time. In addition, above the Featured Deal display box is a handy counter letting you know when this particular deal ends. Keep your eyes open for the Corum Heart Watches, an excellent choice for a Valentines Day Gift.

The time to get your Valentines Day gift is running out. Make the moment count with a gift from THE WATCHERY.

Monday, February 8, 2010

A Luxury Watch for My Valentine

Dim the lights. Turn the music on. Your Valentine is looking beautiful tonight in a sensual black dress. She looks at you; her eyes sparkling with the moment. It is the perfect time to present her with a luxury watch.

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Wait a minute...you haven't decided on one yet. I shake my head in dismay. I don't mean to sound too frantic, but Valentines Day is this Sunday, February 14th. Just 6 days away. I know the recession has forced certain cutbacks, but a gift like this is crucial. Okay forgo sushi for a couple weeks. Start budgeting using the incredibly functional pivot table on excel. Do something, but buy her the watch. Check out the Watchery website. You will be surprised how low and affordable our prices are. I mean you can get a gorgeous Movado Kara - and I can tell you ladies love this watch - for only $495.00.
What about a Concord LaScala? The price is unbelievable and the watch is exquisite. You can purchase a Concord La Scala Chronograph for only $1,660.00. At 81% off, this low price is highly unusual. You won't find savings like this anywhere. And your loved one will think you spend a mint.

Cartier watches need no introduction. Stun your Valentine with one of the finest watches around - a Cartier Roadster. The soft angles of the Cartier Roadster adds a touch refinement to any image. Win her heart and give Cartier.
THE WATCHERY has a huge amount of colors and styles. We are a one stop shop for watches. Click on our website and find the perfect watch for the perfect girl.

Ladies, surprise your man with a watch. He will love it, and wear it wherever he will go. Don't waste your money buying a tie he will only wear once a year, buy him a watch. THE WATCHERY selection on men's watches is simply huge. Check out world famous brands such as IWC, Tag Heuer, Movado, Audemars Piguet - tons of styles suited to all types of budgets. THE WATCHERY has a huge selection of sports watches, gold watches, high-end complicated watches, every day image enhancer watches and bold attention grabber watches.

Remember Valentines Day this Sunday. Make it a day to remember by the watch you wear.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Audemars Piguet Myriade for your Valentine at THE WATCHERY

Audemars Piguet Myriade Ladies' Watch 18K White Gold Pink Mother-of-Pearl Dial Diamond & Pink Sapphire Bezel on Fuschia Strap 67455BC-ZD-A069MR-01

Audemars Piguet Myriade gorgeous ladies watch now at THE WATCHERY
only $11,400.00
60% off the list price

The Audemars Piguet Myriade is undoubtedly a statement watch which will parade unabashed around ones wrist. The bezel surrounding a smoky pink mother-of-pearl quadrangle dial shimmers with diamonds and four stunning pink sapphires complimenting a crown set with a pink sapphire cabochon.
A luxury timepiece of this caliber exudes elegance and class. Adorning your loved one with an Audemars Piguet Myriade is a portrayal of infinite love and commitment.

Monday, February 1, 2010

Pulsar Watch Brand Now At The Watchery

Pulsar PXT668 Leather Strap White Mother-of-Pearl Dial Leather Women's Watch

One thing about Pulsar watches is the infusion of unbridled young energy. Pulsar is definitely a watch brand for people on the go; people who run from meeting to meeting ideas swimming uncharted around their mind. The watches are really affordable ,and with THE WATCHERY's amazing discounts, run under $100.00. Check out this lovely model I have chosen to display. The white rubber strap compliments a bold mother-of-pearl dial surrounded by a stainless steel gold-plaited bezel and watch case. This would make a great Valentines Day Gift. I like this watch; it exudes a sense of fresh airy freedom.

Pulsar is an interesting company. It is a brand of Seiko Watch Cooperation of America (SCA). Most of its watches are crafted utilizing the tradition analog display; however, its claim to fame is the world's first electronic digital watch. In 1970 the first Pulsar prototype was developed jointly by Hamilton Watch Company and Electro-Data. The head of Hamilton's Pulsar division, John Bergey, was inspired to produce the Pulsar from a 1968 sci fi movie - 2001: A Space Odyssey. This idea was not so far fetched since it was Hamilton who had been commissioned to make the futuristic digital clock for the movie. On April 4th, 1972, the Pulsar was unveiled in 18 carat gold at $2,100 a piece. The numbers were red light-emitting diode or best known as LED.

Pulsar and Hamilton Watches are available at THE WATCHERY for a fraction of the list price. Surprise your Beloved Valentine and give a gift that never runs out of time.

R.Van Halem