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Casio G-Shock MT-G MTG1100-1A Watch
Casio opens a new MT-G door with a hardcore techy looking watch that steps in the room punching and glistening with impressive watch-ular (new made up word) curves. The new model MTG1100-1A looks like the love child of Robocop's cybernetic innards and an industrial crane. Just looking at the dial it is hard to appreciate all that the watch does, or it. It is easier to take the piece apart by function or feature to fully appreciate a watch like this.First, the MT-G watches in the G-Shock line have always been close to the top in terms of quality and durability. They are really only topped by lines such as the MR-G, that have cases done in DLC. The watch has a number of "hidden features" that aren't so much functions, but make the watch that much less something you need to worry about. It gives me the opportunity as well to discuss again the Casio "Tough Movement" (on the watch as "Tough MVT"). These can be found in some newer analog Casio watches. The point of them is to be self correct

Hublot F1 King Power New Official Formula One Watch
Hublot , glashutte luxurious, agreeing to resume the case becomes the official watchmaker of formula 1, is grateful to its watch power Aboriginal King of F1 as its official clock of formula 1. The new watch window was abundant in agreement with management formula. By itself the architecture one-of-a-kind of the watch was aggressive by formula 1 racing.

Both light and prop
Hi!I wanted to try something different with this one. The flash gun on the pic is remotely controlled via my camera. And lights the scene bounced via a tilted white office paper hold just above it.Have a nice day!/john

Oris Artelier Regulator - new model 2012
Here's the press release for the new Artelier Regulator. I can see this is quite cool on the divers, but on a 'dress' watch like the regulator? I'm not so sure. But it's unusual enough to appeal to someone looking for something a bit different from the rest. What do you guys think?The new Oris Artelier Regulateur follows an old tradition in watchmaking. The original regulators were large precision clocks with a pendulum, which controlled and regulated smaller watches. The earliest examples were developed as long ago as the 17th century for use by scientists and explorers. The typical appearance of a regulator has always been an expression of precision and legibility. The minute hand turns in the centre while the hour hand is displayed in a subsidiary dial. The redesigned Oris Artelier case stands out as a result of the improved lines of the horns, which integrate perfectly into a carefully balanced case body. The indexes on the dial of the new Artelier have also been softened to make t

15400 OMW - what do you think about the size?
Yup, I have a tiny wrist. the case still sits within the width of my wrist but how does it look to you?Too big? or just fine?Opinions please. Thanks gents! (and ladies)