Movado Women's Valeto Watch

Tissot Racing-Touch Watch For 2011
For the last few years we have gotten a new Tissot T-Touch style watch each year. Last year it was the Tissot Sailing-Touch, and for 2011 it will be the Racing-Touch (Racing T-Touch). Here is a sneak peak as what Tissot's new T-Touch model will be all about.Like the T-Touch Trekking, the Racing-Touch seems to be thinner in size, but I am not sure how wide (UPDATE: 43mm in steel for now). For the first time the T-Touch gets a rotating dive style bezel as opposed to a navigational style bezel. The touch-screen Swiss ETA quartz movement gets a few new features. One of them (not new) is oddly not "racing inspired" being a Tide graph. This seems to replace the "Meteo" function that was a weather predictor using the barometric pressure. If the watch is about track racing, I am not sure how the Tide function fits in, but is nevertheless cool. The Tide function was first seen on the Sailing-Touch watch.The watch also feature a "Lap" function which seems to supplement the Chronograph (that is n

Review of the Ocean7 LM-2 Dive Watch From WatchReport.com
Ocean7 Watch Company is the brainchild of owner Mitchell Feig who knows that to make it in the watch business, you need to produce a unique and endearing product, carve out a niche, and stick to your core competencies. As the name suggests, Ocean7 makes watches designed to function in aquatic environments; their current lineup consists entirely of dive watches.Ocean7 Watch Company is what we call a transparent operation which means they keep close, even personal, connections with the people who have bought, and will eventually buy, their watches. From the beginning, Ocean7 started building not only watches, but watch collectors. Daily, one can find Mitch conversing with owners, collectors, and soon-to-be both on the Ocean7 forum and the Watchuseek Ocean7 forum. This is how Mitch gets input and advice from the most important watch connoisseurs in the world: his customers. The idea of a watch company listening to its customers about case size, dial style, hands etc. seems simultaneously

Hydroconquest?
Hey guys,I have been looking recently at the Longines Hydroconquest model. The automatic movement, 41 mm, and the 12, 9, and 6 numbers on the dial. Just wondering If anyone can give me any more info on this watch then what I can find on the web. Also, the nearest dealer to me is about 3000 km away but I am heading to florida just before christmas and the Aventura mall is supposed to have two dealers down there. Macys and Tourneau. Any chance of getting a discount at these spots? Thanks,Brandon

Lew & Huey - new brand and affordable automatic chronograph
Chris (docvail) over at WUS's affordable forum recently launched his owned brand, Lew & Huey. His first model is going to be a race inspired automatic chronograph, named Riccardo. Here's a render with some specs:I think it's an attractive looking chronograph at a hard to beat price (under $500). However, many seem to be put off the the brand name and/or the logo. For what it's worth, here is the story behind the name and logo:"The brand "Lew & Huey" is a phonetic spin on the Chinese Mandarin phrase 'luen huey' (輪迴), which means reincarnation or rebirth. We believe in second chances, and that every dog will have his day (hence, the dog in our logo)."For anyone that's interested, pre-orders are being taken at his website:lewandhueyHe also launched a Kickstarter if you want to back the project through that.Hopefully he can get this project off the ground. I'd love to see what he has planned next.

My 5711 Has a Brother From a Different Mother
A few weeks ago I received a call my 5711 arrived. It was originally expected before the end of the year. Couldn't get to the AD until this past Saturday. It is the first time I've seen one in the flesh.