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What Happened At The First Apple Watch WatchKit OS Hackathon
November 18th 2014 marked the release of Apple¡¯s WatchKit in preparation for their Apple Watch smart watch scheduled to launch in Spring 2015. The WatchKit is a resource for software application developers to begin creating apps specially made for the Apple watch. This was an exciting event because it not only gave the community more information about the upcoming Apple Watch product, but heralded a new era of creativity where developers will leverage the unique qualities of a wearable Apple device in considering the best ways to create exciting apps that may help transform where the wearable market is going. watches-dealer was there to check it out.In anticipation of the WatchKit¡¯s release, Ben Morrow, an ambitious entrepreneur of Silicon Valley, hosted the world¡¯s first Apple WatchKit OS Hackathon. For those unfamiliar, a Hackathon is an event which gathers programmers, project managers, and graphic designers to collaborate and develop projects for new software and upcoming products.

Link Your February Incomings Here!
Last year, July and November were the biggest months in terms of new watch purchases on WTF. January was pretty good but by no means a record setter. Let's keep tabs for the month of February as it was a pretty good one last year. If you purchase or receive a watch this month add it to this thread so we can keep track. I should have one tomorrow. ;)

Extraordinary measures
After a few years I have come to grips with the fact that I love watches and the only way to show it is to wear them.It is inevitable that,through normal daily wear that they will not look new forever,unless extraordinary measures are taken.There are times when I prefer "defensive" measures depending on the situation at hand such as I don't wear my Planet Ocean while gardening or I don't wear my T-Touch in the water-obvious stuff like hat.Any one take any really extraordinary measures to preserve the pristine look of their watches??IMHO a watch should look like someone owns it-not like a display piece.

Incoming Ana-Digi
I posted a WTB elsewhere recently for an Omega X-33 or a Breitling B-1, thinking that either would be perfect for a forthcoming trip to NY (and would in any event serve a purpose thereafter). I decided against the X-33 for various reasons, but before I could unearth a B-1 I was offered a nice minty Aerospace Evo and decided to take the plunge. I have to say that I'm glad I did.The Evo is the largest Aerospace yet at 43mm, but it still retains both it's legendary comfort and it's lightness as a consequence of being titanium. Other changes are a slightly different handset (a half-lumed hour hand and a needle minute hand), re-styled rider tabs and a little more bling in the applied logo and numerals. On the wrist (and away from the bright glare of my lights), however, it seems almost understated and certainly doesn't shout too loud. The size is fine on my 6.75 wrist - bear in mind that the wrist shot is taken at close quarters with a wide-angle lens - but I certainly wouldn't want to go a

Help a Panerai novice! 526 info
Can someone fill me in on the 526 please. I can't find one anywhere - is it because deliveries haven't started or it has already sold out? Forgive the basic questions but I am not up to speed on it at all. TIA.