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Watch Winner Review: Frederique Constant Peking To Paris Chronograph
Thanks to David B. who was the winner of a Frederique Constant?watch back in the December 2012 holiday giveaway. For his winning watch he chose a Peking To Paris Chronograph. After living with it for a little while he had the following watch review report to make for his fellow readers:Next month, on May 28th, the fifth Peking to Paris Motor Challenge event will take place. This year, 96 vintage cars will attempt to travel 7610 miles across China, Russia, Eastern Europe, and Switzerland, finally finishing in Paris. The first Peking to Paris occurred in 1907 and has taken place only sporadically since then. This edition is anticipated to take 33 days covering rugged, rural roads of Asia and Europe.In the most recent events, Frederique Constant watches has been the official timekeeper, and in the spirit of the event has released a series of watches called the Vintage Rally.As one of the very excited and happy winners of the December 2012 watches-dealer giveaway, I chose one of these vint

Pebble Watch Review
When I first held the Pebble watch after it arrived, I was not sure how much I was going to like it. Honestly I prefer mechanical watches these days having grown up wearing nothing but digital and analog quartz watches. But, the Pebble is different. It’s not just a digital watch, it’s a connection to your digital life. That is the premise the makers of the Pebble wanted the watch to be at its core. It lets you un-tether yourself from your smart phone, yet still be able to know when something needs your attention. But, how well does it do all of that and still work as a watch?(Please note that this review is based upon pairing with an iOS device; I apologize for the shortcoming but I do not have an Android device available for comparison.)Dimensions: 30mmLug width: 22mmLug to Lug width: 50mmWater Resistance: 5 ATM / 50MCrystal: Scratch and shatter resistant with anti-glare coatingWeight: 18 grams (head only); 36 grams (with stock strap)Supports: iOS 5 and up; Android 2.3 and

Hands-On: With The Breguet Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat Automatique 5377, The World's Thinnes
With its namesake the inventor of the tourbillon, Breguet has a lot to live up to when it comes to innovating the complication. The Classique Tourbillion Extra-Plat Automatique 5377 does not disappoint. Not only is the watch extremely thin (the thinnest automatic tourbillon in the world), but the off-center tourbillon also uses a titanium cage surrounding an anti-magnetic escapement. The styling still refers to the classic guilloché dials that Breguet is known for, but with a slightly more pared down overall aesthetic, giving the watch a more contemporary feel. This is a tourbillon that combines the best of traditional executions with thoroughly modern watchmaking technology, and here we go hands-on with the new platinum edition. 2 OF 11 At only 7mm thick, the Extra-Plat is currently the thinnest automatic tourbillon in the world. It was first introduced in 2013 in rose gold, and now it is available in a 42mm platinum case. There is the same smooth, thin bezel and

10k RGP Rectangular
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Hey guy's I just wanted to say that I'm a big dive watch fan and I really like the Seiko 300m marine master and the Orient 300m dive watch sorry I don't know the name of it. I see them online from time to time on other sites and they look similar in size, so do any of you guy's own any or both of these watches I would really like to see both side by side if possible? Oh by the way I'm not looking to buy I just like the watches their just to much for my blood at the moment.:D