"New York, NY—February 2008—Many large watch companies have a variety of product collections yet few own or even create the movements inside."  Read more >>

"A few weeks ago, I received an email from Ernie that I could participate in the Quadtec tour and last Thursday it arrived in the mail."  Read more >>

"Most watches use a traditional time display—two hands, hours and minutes, tell the story. Digital watches are even more straightforward; some might even say boring. Quadtec's founder, Berj Terzian, was tired of the usual way that digital time is displayed. He decided to break down time into four quarters and display both how much time had passed in the hour as well as how much time was left in the hour."  Read more >>

"BRM's CR-44 takes its name from its 44mm square case. Using an automatic Valjoux 7753 movement, the ultra-slim watch has a patterned stainless steel case with an exhibition caseback. Chronograph functions are displayed at 3 and 9 with a date window at 4. The perforated hands come in a variety of colors. Strap options include brown leather, black leather or black leather with orange stitching."  Read more >>

"Timepieces by Quadtec, from watch designer Fredi Brodmann, offer an innovative approach to reading digital time in which the wearer of the watch determines how the time is presented."  Read more >>

"In New York and LA people often ask their associates for the time just so they can get a glimpse of their mates timepiece."  Read more >>

"Watch enthusiasts are accustomed to an air of familiarity with new pieces, even if they're hailed as 'revolutionary' design. Many believe that watches look and function a certain way and new innovations usually involve only cosmetic or minor functional enhancements."  Read more >>

"I've done probably a couple of hundred photo technical reviews of mechanical watches, but I've never before reviewed a digital watch. But when Jason Wade of ThorntonWatch.com turned me on to one of his newest product offerings, I was intrigued."  Read more >>

"Forget everything you know about digital wrist watches. Digital watches look back at the past. They provide you with the number of minutes which have passed you by each hour. As I write this it is 8:43 — or 43 minutes after the hour."  Read more >>

"Quadtec is a new and unusual digital watch that allows you to choose how you want the time presented on its large liquid crystal display.  Say, for example, it is 9:50 a.m. Quadtec can display the time in three different modes."  Read more >>