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New Watch Brand Arc-Tic Out Of Iceland
If you were to pinpoint a brand that you'd associate with Iceland, it would likely be the JS Watch Company, who have been creating luxury watches since 2005. ?Today we're bringing you word of the latest Icelandic watch company, ARC-TIC Iceland - which just happens to be brought to you by the same people.ARC-TIC shares more than just a country with JS Watch Co - they're actually sister brands. While JS focuses more on refined and high-end pieces, ARC-TIC will be looking to target the outdoors sports market, with designs (and specs) to accommodate those demands. Their intro promotional campaign in Iceland involved a guy in an astronaut suit walking around engaging in guerrilla marketing. Why the ARC-TIC name? The first bit of that is actually pretty obvious - Iceland has the Arctic circle running through it, so it was a natural name to pick up. The hyphenated tic is specifically to call to mind the ticking sound you'd pick up from a clock or watch. Subtle, but I like it.Pages: 1 2 3

Interview: Aldo Magada Reveals Zenith's New Number One Market, And Explains The El Primero's Role In Keeping The Brand Afloat
Aldo Magada, CEO of Zenith, was at the Royal Automobile Club in London to present the El Primero Chronomaster 1969 Hero Cup on Monday morning. A limited edition of 100 pieces, two of which will be gifted to competitors of the classic rallying competition, it cements the brand’s position in the world of vintage automobiles. We sat down with Mr. Magada to find out just how much the brand is driven by its icon. Arthur Touchot:Let’s start by looking back at 2015. Were you satisfied with the end-of-year results? Aldo Magada: Our numbers [this year] were actually in single-digit decline, mainly because of Hong Kong. As a place, it’s always been challenging for brands. It used to be our biggest market, but today Japan has overtaken it. Almost 75% of that market [Japan] is local, increasing steadily over the years, and is mainly buying El Primero watches. 1 OF 5 AT:For the second time in 12 months (after the Tour Auto Edition), Zenith is

Watch of the Day - Monday after SuperBowl
Swiss Army Men's Diver Master 500 Rubber Strap WatchPrice: About $300Choices: Black, Orange or Silver-tone dialStainless steel forms the case topped with a functional unidirectional rotating bezel with a 60-minute diver scale. Impressively scratch resistant sapphire shields your choice of a black, orange or silver-tone dial. Set around the dial is the luminating system of Superluminova applied to all hour markers except 12:00 and 3:00. Conveniently set at 3:00 is a date window with a glowing luminous Swiss Army logo at 12:00. Framing the dial is a minute scale on the outer dial. Revolving around this dial are silver-tone luminous hour and minute hands.# Strap: Rubber# Movement: Swiss Quartz# Crystal: Sapphire# Crown: Screw down# Clasp: Buckle# Strap Measurements: 10" L x 21mm W# Case Measurements: 44mm# Water Resistance: 50 ATM – 500 meters – 1650 feet# Model Numbers:Black: V251036Orange: V251041Silver-tone: V251038

Three watches back from the watchmaker
I just picked these up at my watchmaker...the lighting is terrible...storm outside, can't any good natural light.Will try for better pics tomorrow:1. Psychadelic Omega:2. Grandfather's Bulova3. great Grandfather's Longines:All three had their movements serviced and cases cleaned. The psychadelic Omega is something I have never seen before. The Bulova belonged to my grandfather and then my father. I can't find hands for the Longines, but the movement is spectacular and the watch has sentimental value. It looks better on the wrist than under the glare of the Nikkor lens and artificial light.Glad to have these three ticking away at home.Wearing the Omega now:

Show your NATO-strapped Explorer II
Hi everyone,I have incoming a Polar Explorer II 16570, which I expect to arrive next week. It will be keeping a company to my 14060M Submariner.As I wear the Sub on its bracelet I plan to put the Explorer II initially on a NATO. I am bit concerned that some NATO straps will not fit, particularly if they are on the thick side, e.g. Haveston straps which I quite like. The 16570 is the SEL/no lug hole case variant which I've read somewhere that the pins are closer to the case and hence the NATO straps need to be very thin to fit. Can someone confirm this? I will appreciate pictures of your 5 or 6 digits Explorers II rocked on NATO straps with some info about the strap itself. Bring them on!Sent from my MI 5 using Tapatalk