By now you probably know that we Love photography, and especially Still Life photography and we do love watches as well. So when we find a photographer who shot still life and watches, you understand well that we definitely have to review it ! And that’s the case of  American photographer Mitchell Feinberg who has shooting luxury still life for over 15 years now! Distinguishing himself as one of the world-premier jewlery and accessory photographers. A pretty amazing portfolio, including luxury clients campaigns such as Louis Vuitton, Yves Saint Laurent or Gucci and editorials for Numero, Vogue or NY Times. Be sure to check his full portfolio at www.mitch.fr

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I really like this watch editorial photographed by Charles Helleu for Intersection magazine – All the backdrops used for the shoot are pieces you will find in motor sports, keeping perfectly in the theme of Intersection which is a magazine related to fashion & cars. Be sure to check the magazine you should find it in specialized Fashion Newstands

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If you are a watch lover, then you will Love PLAZA WATCH MAGAZINE a Swedish Fashion Glossy mag, published three times a year all about watches, with a beautiful and creative layout, Plaza Watch is also showcasing some amazing editorials like the Mierswa-Kluska story with a futuristic touch, or La Grande Bouffe story by Tomas Monka…The colorful and creative series was all about – as one could have imagined – watches…

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For the latest issue of Vogue Homme International, Terry Richardson shot an editorial titled “Autoportraits” . I actually dont think he shot it, as he is modeling in the same time, or maybe he set up his camera on timer but I doubt so. Anyways, some sexy shots, with the same vibe of 90% of his portfolio. A Richardson signature for some beautiful Watches…

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Jens Lekman : A Postcard to Nina

Besides being incredibly engaging and peaceful, this song contains one of the most intricate, funny, tragic, and entertaining stories ever squeezed into song-form.* My favorite parts are when Jens watches Nina’s eyebrows for a clue of how to answer her father’s questions, and that he sends back “out of office auto-replies” after the father tries to befriend him. It’s also very sweet that he goes to such lengths for a girl he is in love with, even though she’s a lesbian.

Siah and Yeshua DaPoEd’s “A Day Like No Other” falls in this category, but its twice as long. So does “Ode to
Billie Joe.” What are some other top-notch story-songs?

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A pretty cool Advertising campaign for the new collections of Nixon Watches and a New Collection of Headphones who looks pretty sick !!

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English ready-to-wear brand Bamford & Sons is now offering the luxury of customizing your very own Rolex starting at $8,110. You can choose to have black or silver chain link, 6 different colors of Dial, Sign your own name in the front and engrave in the back – A pretty cool idea for Christmas…If you can afford it.

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Breaking the monotony of the G-Shock revolution in the US, Toy Watch is making a hit with these florescent time pieces. These Italian range watches, ironically dubbed the “Toy Watch” has many more collections within the family name but the FLUO and NEWSTYLE lines look mighty fine. See the entire line here.

The watches can be found at Project No 8 (138 Division Street) and at Bblessing (181 Orchard Street), who also carrying the leather and suede wrapped bracelets seen in the pics below. Click here for a full list of stockists worldwide. The line is carried at some of the hottest stores in the world, including Club 21, Barney’s, On Pedder, Maria Luisa, Shine, and of course, Project No 8, Bblessing, and Seven, all here in New York. No store in LA, but hopefully soon… Continue Reading

A gift from Cartier ~ Assouline published “les must de Cartier” and describe it: “1968—the year all certainties were shattered, it was in good taste to burn what one loved and to trample underfoot the values of yesterday. If, in this new world of dissent, luxury was no longer appropriate, the taste for beauty didn’t completely disappear. Continue Reading

A half-way house between a digital watch and those crazy do-it-all multimedia watches, the digital photo frame watch may actually appeal to more people. The built-in memory can store 60 photos and it can superimpose the time in analog or digital format over the top. And that’s all it does: simple. It charges through USB, lasting about 8 hours —its main drawback, perhaps— and is Mac and PC compatible. In leather and stainless steel, it’ll set you back $99.95. [Brookstone]

For their 60th anniversary, Dior give a lifting to their famous boutique Avenue Montaigne in Paris

The 13,000sq ft boutique has been designed by American architect Peter Marino

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Taking inspiration from the king of pop art’s “resourceful imagination, restless curiosity, and skewed sense of humor,” Andy Warhol 15 a collection of new Seiko watches, draw on Warhol imagery to create a wristwear series that’s as vivid as the original artworks—and maybe even slightly more ironic . Most innovative are packs of three that, as a whole, make a single image (either a Campbell’s soup can (pictured) or a daisy), but also function as colorful abstractions on their own. Others include glow-in-the-dark details, bold, chunky shapes to match the pop graphics, and many are water-resistant. From $75 at Andy Warhol 15.