Watch customizations are very popular, especially amongst wearers of the Crown of watches, Rolex. Project X Designs creates such customizations, available from ‘stock’, on request and several limited editions (restricted to 24 per model) that you can choose from. Also, you can bring your own watch for a DLC job and other customizations. For now, limited to Rolex and Audemars Piguet but I assume there will be more brands (IWC?) that they can modify as well in the future.

For Motoring Exposure, I wrote an article about these customized watches from Project X Designs. Go to http://www.motoringexposure.com/2579/project-x-designs and let me know what you think.

Today, my Wednesday Watch article over at MotoringExposure has been published. After writing an article about $1000 watches, I thought it was time to stretch it up to $2000.-

Since $2000 opens a lot of horological doors, I narrowed the list of possible doors down by using the following restrictions (based on my own thoughts):

1. It should be a well-known/respected brand
2. A mechanical movement (Swiss/German origin)
3. No plastic parts on the outside (excludes Swatch)
4. Stainless steel case and a leather strap
5. Sapphire crystal
6. NEW! (= excluding vintage) However, we don?��Ǩ�Ѣt care for list prices. Do you?

I selected three watches and the Nomos Club pictured above is one of them. Curious about the other two? Click here to read the article at MotoringExposure.

Every wednesday, I post an article on Motoring Exposure, a website / blog dedicated to high-end cars. Today, an article on the discontinued IWC Ingenieur AMG version and last week, I posted an article on the Chronoswiss Tachoscope Audi Centennial Edition.

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Have a go and read some of my articles over there, it is also possible to leave a comment on them. Click here to visit the Wednesday Watch topics.