Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso lady gold with gold bracelet

Exotic Looks, Exotic Performance, Un-exotic PriceThe 2011 Lotus Evora
A few months ago I joined a group of journalists and pro driving instructors behind the wheels of several high-zoot sports cars at Laguna Seca racetrack, and on the 18 Mile Drive in Carmel, California. One stood out clearly from the rest ¨C the Lotus Evora. Let’s take a look.The younger among you may know Lotus only through the Elise ¨C a purpose-built track car that offers great fun in small doses, but you would not want to live with one every day. The Elise embodies Colin Chapman¡¯s twin virtues of simplicity and lightness, but these do not a comfortable car make. Modern niceties like sound insulation, suspension and storage space have been sacrificed at the altar of performance. The Evora, on the other hand, is a car made to live with.Where the Elise requires inelegant contortions to enter and exit, the Evora offers generous portals and slender sills. Once inside, dignity and spinal disks intact, words like spacious, comfortable, and even luxurious come to mind. The upscale surro

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Decoding Longines reference numbers
Longines watches have references numbers of the following form Lv.w.x.y.z, for example L2.715.4.71.3. Knowing a bit about these references numbers and what they mean can help in deciphering differences between watches or making an educated guess about an unseen watch.v = category/class???w = modelx = case materialy = dialz = bracelet/strapSome examples to start showing how we can put it all together would be good. Lets start with a smallish line, the HydroConquest range.L3.644.4.56.2

My favorite Hamilton watch is. . .
the Jazzmaster series, even though I don't own one. . . . yet.

The wristwatch will rise again
The wristwatch will rise againYesterday; I was sent an interesting article out of magazine called Computerworld.The writer outlines nicely why he thinks that wristwatches shall rise again and that the times of the mobile phone watch only is coming to an end.Indeed, I guess that we in the industry will have to learn a few tricks in due course. And what shall today¡¯s wrist watch lovers do?Have fun reading the article and contemplating its findings.