Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Jumbo

Glycine Airman Watch iPhone App
Is this Apple-horology? Glycine is the first luxury watch brand to make an iPhone app, but this execution of the concept is perfect. For those interested in the novelty, or who cannot afford the fine timepiece, they can get the next best thing, which is this clever app for the popular iPhone. The app is available in the Apple App store (not sure about the price or if it free). The best part is that it from Glycine themselves.The application is pretty cool. You can see the front and rear of the watch with a click of the button. The specific watch is the Glycine Airman 17.?? On the rear of the watch you'll see the rotor for the automatic movement that will actually move with the watch (using the built in accelerometer in the iPhone). Functions include everything on the real watch, and a slider is used to set the other timezone (as the main time is likely synced with the phone's clock). You can also use the app as a clock when the iPhone is in it's dock. Just a really cool app giving you

40 Years of Jackie Stewart, Rolex Ambassador
Came across this on another site:Sir Jackie Stewart doesn¡¯t have short-term relationships with his personal sponsors. In 2008 he celebrates 40 years with the Rolex watch company""The Ambassador"In 2008 Sir Jackie Stewart is celebrating his 40th anniversary as a brand ambassador for the Rolex company. Few commercial relationships last more than a few years, but Stewart¡¯s has endured for four decades. As Sir Jackie Stewart says himself, he has been married to the same woman for 46 years and to his sponsors for only slightly less time. In Rolex¡¯s case, only four years less. Almost every one of his relationships has endured since the 1960s, but none so enduringly as with Rolex. He feels so secure with them and they with him that he says he has signed his contract for many years without even reading it.Stewart is hugely proud of his relationship with Rolex. Rolex doesn¡¯t have many ambassadors. There is Arnold Palmer, Roger Penske, Jean Claude Killy and Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, to name most of t

Hamilton 910 Pocket watch (yup I got another one)
This is a 910 that I purchased a while back. Its was part of an estate piece. Lets just say that the person in charge didn't know his watches. It was in storage for almost 40 years so I had to have it serviced, but afterwards it keeps very good time. Just like how tBarry explained with his own 910, I'm still amazed on how these 1920's watches keep time with in seconds even after days.video of movement and case: youtube/watch?v=vMG9Gm_lY4U&fmt=18 To think that I got this watch for just over $70. I'm not planning on selling this one though. This will be on display for me to enjoy. But I do have a 912 coming in.yet another project (a relatively inexpensive project.. i hope).

Patek Philippe cassettedeck ??
I saw a movie on TV last week and it had a cassettedeck with Patek Philippe lettering + logo. It was not just a sticker or glued on label but genuinly pressed into the metal (I had to watch twice to believe it) Do any of you guys know about this ? Sadly I can not remember the name of the movie but it was no blockbuster (made for TV I guess).

The BEE is back, and modded !
Well guy's, I went ahead with swapping the date wheel out for the black date wheel on my BEE as some of you knew.. I must say, it makes the watch look NEWER, and just way better , IMO of course.. Love it and couldn't be happier not to mention it's pretty unique nowA few pic's of it in different lighting/angles!