Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Squadra Classic

Formex A780 Watches For 2010
For 2010 Formex offers two versions of its new A780 watch collection. All are 45mm wide in interesting cases and come in a three-hand automatic version, as well as a quartz chronograph model. I have been a fan of Formex watches for a while - enjoying their "pure" feeling race inspired watches that have some fun tech. Specifically, Formex watches have patented shock absorbing systems that places the case on springs (so to say), this is meant to protect the movement during periods when the watch is experiencing harsh vibrations - such as during a track race, or anything else where shock and vibration is an issue. The case here is really interesting - as it is a complete mixture of square case and round case. See what I mean? The chronograph pushers (on that version) are meant to look like brake pedals - and the look is pulled off rather well. The final versions of the watches might look a bit different. For instance, the screws around the case on the PVD black cases might not be in black

Only 5 More Sleeps - Tuesday WRUW?
c1936 Boone; enamel dial

Saturday, July 12, Wrist Check
Well it is just past midnight here on the East Coast, USA and I am getting a very, very early start this morning with my WTF watch.

A Swiss a Cuban & a scotch
Another busy day today Time to relax now with a nice cigar gift from my neighbours after there recent visit to Cuba + a nice scotch

Tudor Black Bay on an Everest Rubber Strap
Dear fellas,Recently I've bought an Everest rubber strap to my Tudor Black Bay, and I would like to share some impressions.I must say that I¡¯ve read a lot before buying it and I was in the same dilemma that most customers searching for a rubber strap were: Everest or Rubber B? Below you will find why I¡¯ve chosen Everest.First, the design. I think that the curved strap connecting to the case ¨C instead of the ¡°drop-down¡± style from Rubber B ¨C and the line running until the end of the strap are two design elements that are simply beautiful. If you look close, the Oysterflex has a similar look: the ¡°arch¡± connecting the case and the running line until the end, not fading on the strap.Second, the cost. Although the strap it¡¯s not cheap, the Rubber B strap costs $ 240.00 ($15.00 more) without any buckle. I would have to buy a Tudor OEM deployment clasp (which is very expensive and I don¡¯t like it, personally) or an aftermarket buckle. I believe that a customer who is buying a product such as