Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX 5 Black Dial World Time Automatic Mens Watch Q193L471

Watch Spotting: Audemars Piguet CEO Francois Bennahmias Wearing A Royal Oak Extra-Thin Tourbillon At
Dropping by the Audemars Piguet lounge at Art Basel this week, we just had to see what the man in charge, CEO Francois Bennahmias, had on his wrist. While he could be sporting something much more complicated or over-the-top, we caught glimpses of something much more understated from under Bennahmias' cuff. It turns out he was wearing the Royal Oak Extra-Thin Tourbillon, a piece that combines the history of the Royal Oak and the robustness of a true sport watch with the complexity of an ultra-thin tourbillon, perfectly encapsulating what makes Audemars Piguet so interesting today. 2 OF 5 Audemars Piguet is in its second year of sponsorship with Art Basel, the world's leading fair for high-end contemporary art, that, funnily enough, takes place in the very same exhibition halls as Baselworld. While I'll admit it was a bit strange walking through the familiar buildings looking at paintings and sculptures instead of the usual horological curiosities, Audemars Pigu

Sea-Dweller/Submariner White Face
Is there such a thing as a white face dive watch from Rolex? I like the look of the Explorer II but want something a bit heavier with a white face. I looked at the Explorer II today and found it very light and flimsy compared to my Omega GMT Seamaster.

Sunday's Selection
I have decided to wear a Rodney today...with a BROWN band.

West Coast GTG
Don't get too excited - referring to the Aussie West Coast!How's this for an exclusive gathering? The Perth K-407 club; a little get together at a central pub today. Going for a new world record; when's the last time a pair of 407s were last seen at a table? Probably never in Australia. Passing the challenge back to y'all in the USofA. SeanO at left, your humble moderator at right.

Watches in Space
from europastarFortis ISS tracking January 15, 2008 At the end of this month NASA will be ready to ferry the European research module ¡°Columbus¡± to the ISS onboard of space shuttle Atlantis from the US launch pad in Florida. During the intensive preparation for this historical event an ESA astronaut had tested the latest generation of FORTIS space chronographs onboard the ISS, after the watches had positively passed the strict NASA tests prior to the last mission without any difficulties. Now the International Space Station attracts all our attention, as it is clearly visible at the sky during as the next days. If you would like to observe the flight path of the ISS in the clear sky the early morning hours offer the best opportunity at the moment. You will receive the precise flight path data for your location on the Internet page following this link heavens-above It is an English-speaking web site hosted by the DLR/GSOC (German Aerospace Centre and German Space Operations Center) and