Invicta Signature II Brown Dial Brown Rubber Men's Watch 7357

Chronoswiss Wristmaster CH 2703 Watch Available On James List
I knew this watch existed for a while but seeing in the flesh solidified the feeling that yes, this is of the most (if not the most) steampunk timepieces in existence - and here I get to put it on. I believe it came out in 2008. Plus, unlike stuff from Cabestan and Vianney Halter, this Chronoswiss is not going to cost in the tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars for a cool timepiece.The watch is the Wristmaster CH 2703. It is two timepieces placed next to each other, and mimics the look of dashboard instruments from classic cars and planes. The CH 2703 is the full set, while the individual pieces are the CH 2803 for the watch, and CH 7503 for the stopwatch. The steel watches are on a steel plate attached to the double strap system. The watch is a full 84mm wide by 42mm tall, and 20mm thick. Yea, it is wearable - but on your forearm more than your wrist. Quality is good and typical of German Chronoswiss. I did strap it on, and it looks neat - not everyday wear neat, but certain neat.

luxurious 100 CR2032 Energizer Lithium Battery
100 New Type CR2032 Batteries Energizer. It is a new set of batteries of type 100 Energizer CR2032. All new and guaranteed fresh Factory. Energizer battery life lasts 5 to 10 years. These batteries are generally required for popular brands Swatch, fossil, Timex and Casio. Failure rate of Energizer is well less than 1/1000 of 1%. This devotion to constant quality led her to control more than 70% of market share in Switzerland, one of the leader of the producing countries world watches. Energizer is respected worldwide for its quality and performance.

Oris Artelier Jumping Hour Review
Jump hours are one of the more uncommon, but cool complications you can find on a watch. Well, in my opinion that is. By removing the hour hand and creating a digital readout, one that in a true jump hour instantly changes at the top of the hour, you get something that is both interesting and practical. Jump hours are really easy to read at a glance. Visually, they are then just intriguing pieces that, depending on the design, will have a very different look and feel from you standard three-hander.Jump hours are so uncommon that we've actually only have reviewed one in the history of w&w. Well, today we're going to change that with the Oris Artelier Jumping Hour. Part of one their dressier lines, the Jumping Hour stands out from the collection not just because of the complication, but also for having a rather unmistakeable, heavily textured dial. Using a Dubois Depraz module on a Sellita SW 300-1 movement, the Oris Artelier Jumping Hour has a price tag of $4,600, making it an expen

RIP Mystery watch
Some of you may remember that I posted a couple of months ago looking for information on this watch:It was my grandfather's, and the minute hand had come loose and swung freely around the central axis. I never got around to having it fixed and serviced, but now it's too late. The watch, along with about 80% of my own and my family's other posessions (watches NOT included!!! ) was destroyed by a fire at my house on July 16th. The watch above was the only one of my timepieces that perished in the fire, but my fiancee's Tissot PR50 was destroyed and presumed totally consumed as well(no big loss here, we'll be getting full MSRP for it which means that she'll be upgrading to a Hamilton ). Luckily nobody was home at the time, though we did lose my favorite cat - RIP Franc.Does anybody have any idea whatsoever what I should tell the insurance company it was worth? I'm leaning towards $600 or so, since it was all original and in running condition (minus the swinging second hand) from 1974

Saturday 6 September 2008== Wrist Check
I am ''Exploring'' this Saturday..:D:DHave a great day all..