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First Look At Rocker Dan Spitz's Jeanrichard Aeroscope Limited Edition Watch
Toward the end of 2014, Jeanrichard will announce a limited edition watch produced in collaboration with rock-and-roller Dan Spitz. On his Facebook page today, Spitz previewed the prototype of the upcoming model that will be based on the Jeanrichard Aeroscope timepiece. Dan was wearing it on his wrist presumably at the pool in his Florida home. We know that Dan has been looking to partner with a watch brand for quite sometime. What makes Spitz a bit different from your average watch-loving musician is that he himself is a watchmaker.Now, 51-year-old Dan Spitz took a break from music in 1995, after leaving the band Anthrax to become a watchmaker. He attended the prestigious WOSTEP watchmaking school in Switzerland. Spitz eventually returned to music in the early 2000s, but remains a very special type of celebrity watch lover because of his watchmaker training. Spitz has flirted with the idea of working with a few timepiece brands, and it seems to have worked out with Jeanrichard, who wh

G-Shock in action...
Dennis wanted one of my G-Shocks in action so here it is...got this orange and black job last week and today I took my son deer hunting with the bow.We had no luck with the deer, but he did shoot a hog with his bow and 4 ($12 each) lost arrows later we had the guy. I'd post the video, but the battle that ensued between me and the injured hog is too gruesome so here's a crappy phone pic of the G-Shock...blood included.

Adjustable Tachymeter (Tempowatch)
Being a classical musician, it's often handy to know the tempo (beats per minute) of a piece of music being played or rehearsed. A standard tachymeter bezel can be used to determine this, but it is typically impractical to count up to 60 beats.It is much more practical to count 6 beats, and have a stopwatch that runs 10x faster than normal.This watch does almost that. It runs 5x as fast and the tachymeter is doubled (or halved, depending on your perception).So, does anyone know of a chrono that has the ability to adjust to 10x faster than normal?

Advice needed
As some of you may know, I am planning on getting as my 3rd watch a 5167R, but lately with all these threads about full RG 5980's I have started to be liking full gold pieces, the 5980-1R being totally out of my financial league I found one which is quite cool, on their website the pics are wrong it looks like very red gold when in fact it's pink gold.So that watch is the AP Jumbo in RG with blue dial, it's more expensive than the Aquanaut but it's possible to get one new at around 35K in euros, when for a brand new Aquanaut it's more around 27K, both are beautiful, the PP would get probably more wrist time as the Jumbo would not be suitable for all occasions, so wanted to ask you guys what you think knowing that I have the 5712 on bracelet and the 5726 on strap.I love the Aquanaut with that brown rubber strap and chocolate dial it goes very well with RG, and the Jumbo in RG and that magnificent blue is very cool also, just would like to know your opinions as if I need to concentrate o

Anyone have a 26402 here with some real life photos?
I am loving how this black out looks especially photos from AP website but would love to see some real life pics if anyone could be kind enough to shareI am already eyeballing my second AP before my first arrives .audemarspiguet/en/wat...E.OO.A002CA.01