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Kairos Smartwatch Blends Mechanical Watch With Technology
The Kairos smartwatch announced recently combines the best of both worlds. A smart watch, and a competent mechanical watch. Smartwatches, as we've seen before, are hard to make well.One of the arguments against smartwatches?has been, "mechanical watch companies have been doing this for over 100 years, and you aren't going to wipe that out with a pretty LCD, quartz crisis notwithstanding."As an watches-dealer exclusive, we're able to share with you a new model of Kairos watch that you won't see anywhere else. The SSW 158 in all black finish. Sam Yang, Founder and Managing Director of Kairos Watches told us that this model and finish was in high demand. The SSW 158 is equipped with a Swiss movement.Target DemographicYang says, "I just wanted to create a smart watch for the 'non-techies' of the world who want to get smart watch functions." Kairos' first release is a watch that combines a smart watch operating system (Android Wear (which we covered here) or a possibly a custom-made Kairos

Greenwich
There is a Greenwich ending tonight on the swamp, I"m sure we have all seen it. It doesn't have a back case or winding stem. How hard would it be to track down a back case? No one has bid on it so I assume it might be tough. Maybe there is something else wrong with it that I'm not seeing. Kind of digging the watch though....Auction number: 170760039055

Navitimer 01
Hello AllThought I would share a few photos of my new Navitimer 01 Lmt Ed here in the Breitling forum as I did yesterday in the general forum.So far I love the feel of this watch on my wrist!Drew

Official Time
I'm trying to syncronize all my watches to time.gov but everytime I enter the site, the accuracy is different some times is less than a second, sometimes is more than two seconds...How can I have the watches syncronized if the site has different accuracy tolerances everyday?

This Is Funny...
I'm a member of another (non-watch) forum which has a very small membership. It's just a group of folks who've been "friends" on the internet for years.Anyway, one of the forums there is called "Pick's Magic Closet". It's a place to discuss things like motorcycles, cars cameras and, yes, occasionally watches. Last night, one of the guys (who I actually know) was telling us that he'd purchased one of those $50.00 quartz Pro-Divers from Costco. One of the comments he made was that he had to have three links removed form the bracelet. His exact comment was "Well I had the bracelet resized...don't know what kind of gorilla they are marketing these to, but had to take out 3 links".I replied with the following:Higher-end watches include the extra links separate from the bracelet. Lower-end companies like Invicta simply include them already installed.The reason for that actually goes back to medieval times, when it was quite common for men; particularly nobility in Europe and Scandanavia, to