Louis Vuitton has announced the new Tambour Mysterieuse Calibre LV115. This
fantastic timepiece will set you back about $250,000 USD. It does come with
a really nice box though, so it's actually a pretty good deal. Each watch
can be customized to the buyer's taste. The movement looks to float on
transparent sapphire discs. Order yours today.

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The Horology Crazy blog has posted a review of the Marathon Adanac Navigator II. This digital watch seems to be aimed at outdoorsmen. It comes in a rugged 49mm wide case with a black rubber strap. These have a street price of around $100 USD. Follow the link over to read the full review.

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Ivan has posted the second part of an article on ORSA military watches.
These are done in the style of watches that was used by the US military
during the Vietnam War. This one features a Swiss made 317 quartz movement
and a stainless steel case. It's a good chance to take a closer look.

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The Japanese store Beams has teamed up with the Monocle brand to release a
pair of limited edition watches. These come in olive green or brown. The
retail price will be about $150 USD, so there's nothing too special about
the innards of these. You can pre-order one now for the release in August.
There's no word on how many will be produced.

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Urwerk has announced a new King Cobra UR-CC1 watch. It has a crazy linear
display that's inspired by the 1958 Patek Philippe Cobra prototype. One
cylinder displays the hour and a second shows minutes. There's a rotating
disc for seconds. Apparently, it took them three years to come up with a
reliable design. It comes on a black leather band.

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Watch Report has posted a review of the Luminox EVO SEAL Colormark 3051. This watch featutres a quartz movement in a 44mm wide composite polymer case. It's got a bold military look that seems to work for special forces or SWAT teams. The retail price is a reasonable $295 USD.

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The designer brand Fatlace has partnered with Meister Watches to release a new limited edition model. It's named CMGK for the colors cyan, magenta, green and black. It's to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of Fatlace. Only 100 units will be produced. It features a Japanese movement with chronograph. And it comes in a 43mm wide plastic case.n It appears to be sold out online, but still available at their San Francisco and Tokyo stores.

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