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Review: 9 iPad Apps for Watch Aficionados
Though tablets such as the iPad arrived on the market just a few years ago, it is already difficult to imagine our lives without them, and the world of apps that complement them. But have you ever thought about how a tablet app could help you choose your next watch, or even help enhance your passion for watches in general?Well, we have. Here, we offer you our evaluations of nine apps from major watch brands, explaining their major functions and presenting positive and negative aspects of each one. (All the apps are available in Apple’s iTunes store.)Audemars PiguetThe app from Audemars Piguet, based in Le Brassus, Switzerland, allows access to the brand¡¯s entire watch collection, with photos of all the models from various angles, and includes technical information about each of AP’s calibers.Other options include a store locator; the most recent videos produced by the company; updated brand news; and a built-in watch function with a minute repeater synchronized with the exa

Oris Carlos Coste Limited Edition ¨C Cenote Series
In 2010, Carlos Coste established a new Guinness world record for freediving by completing a 150 meter underwater swim using no breathing apparatus. The Venezuelan was armed with only a torch and a monofin when he made the dive, and now Oris honors his achievement by creating a special Carlos Coste Limited Edition Cenote Series diver’s watch. Find pricing and wallpaper inside.Coste’s record-setting swim took place in the Dos Ojos, a colossal cenote or cave network that twists for 31 miles under Yucatan, Mexico.A standout member of the Oris diver¡¯s collection, the 46mm Cenote Series offers original features to highlight Coste¡¯s feat. The minute counter glows in the dark for ease of reading. A triangle at the seven minute position highlights Carlos¡¯s record of 7:30 for holding his breath during a static dive. The case is titanium with a helium release valve. Power is provided by the ETA 7750 movement.The bezel is scratch-proof ceramic, and the numerals and triangle at the zer

Seiko Astron GPS Solar Chronograph Limited Edition Watches
When it comes to quartz-driven watches that maintain accuracy via some sort of outside reference input, you have traditionally been limited to watches that receive atomic timekeeping signals from observatories around the world. That changed in 2012, with Seiko hooking their watches up to GPS satellites. Two years down the road, we now have a new limited edition Seiko Astron GPS Solar Chronograph?in a "his and her's" design configuration.Debuted at Baselworld 2014, Seiko released a new movement for the Astron. Many times, when we talk about a new movement, we focus on the mechanical side of the house, as those (traditionally) hold the most interest ¨C but that is not to say that quartz movements cannot offer interesting developments. The Astron was an extremely important and highly impressive step forward, and now,?Seiko actually managed to downsize it with their new 8X82 caliber, all the while increasing ease of use (in particular, time zone switching). The size reduction is due mostly

Oceanaut really in brick and mortars?
Oceanaut finds perfect time for Nordstrom launch December 14, 2007 Los Angeles¡ªSouthern California watch manufacturer Oceanaut has launched its 2008 collection of men's and women's watches at Nordstrom.The Swiss-made timepieces, priced between $1,095 and $14,500, debuted at Nordstrom department stores, a partnership that Oceanaut CEO and co-founder Frances Ibarra Blair describes as a "perfect fit at the right time." Nordstrom has 157 stores in 28 states, but the watches are thus far only available in select stores. In designing Oceanaut's 2008 line, designer and co-founder Danny Blair was inspired by Russian pilot watches, the company says.The line features Latin names, including Acquatico, Baltica, Baccara, Cortez Limited Edition, Carrero and Conquistador. The designs feature conflict-free diamonds from Africa, hand-stitched leather straps from Italy, French alligator straps and precious metals from the United States. The privately held watch company has been working to make a name fo

It is here! Finally!
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