Jaeger-LeCoultre Futurematic

WatchTime’s Top 5 Most Popular Watches on Instagram
Did you know that WatchTime has an Instagram page, in which we regularly post a plethora of watch images, from “soldier’ shots provided by the brands to original photography by WatchTime’s own expert photojournalists to live “wristies” snapped at watch fairs and events? Here are, currently, the top five most “liked” Instagram photos on our page…(Click on each image to read our coverage of the watch on …) Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch ¡°Dark Side of the Moon¡±Rolex Sea-Dweller 4000A. Lange & S?hne Lange Zeitwerk Striking Time

How Negative Comments Can Help Boost Sales Of Watches
If you are a brand owner or someone that sells a product, you are going to be very sensitive about what people say about you online and in comments to reviews. The most natural thing for a product manager to feel is that negative reviews will prevent people from purchasing their product. But is that what really happens? A new study explains in scientific terms what I feel is actually conventional wisdom. It was found that the right type of polite or constructive negative comments can actually boost not only sales, but the price someone is willing to pay for a product. While this has a wide application to a number of scenarios, the research presented in the Journal of Consumer Research even used a wrist watch in one of their consumer behavior experiments.One of the most common issues we have with our colleagues at watch brands is concern over the comments our audience leaves after articles. Of course, it is only an issue when there are negative comments, but they feel strongly enough to

1822 Verge Fusee
Was in the PW mood today so I took out my Verge Fusee. It runs great and the sound you hear when you put it against your ear is indescribable. It runs 5 minutes fast and that is great Fusee time. [IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG]

Watch Movement Question
I was wondering if this was plausible. I bought a Movado watch around 4 years ago. Recently, the battery looked like it was dying (movement slowed and then it would barely move at all). I took it into a dealer to get a new battery (after looking for the longest time for one that could remove the back off the case). Watch worked fine for about a week or two, then it started to slow again. I took it back and complained that they gave me a bad battery (some shops are notorious for this from what I know).They “looked” at it and said that the battery was fine and the movement was broken. I’ve always taken great care of this watch and extremely paranoid about it, so I think they were fishing for me to cough up a couple hundred on a movement that didn’t need to be fixed, since they do repairs themselves. I’ve had other watch batteries die similarly in the past with other watches so that’s all I think it is. Any suggestions/advice would be appricated!

Question about automatic Speedmasters
I know that the reduced is automatic and like the name states, smaller in size. I've owned both the Pro and the reduced. What is the size of the other auto speedies out there such as the MK40 or some of the other variations of the auto? Are they all based on the Reduced sized housing or are they the same size as the Pro? Thanks, LF