Omega Seamaster 600m " Ploprof "

Tissot’s Luxury Automatics Offer 80-Hour Power Reserve
Fans of affordably priced Swiss mechanicals may want to take a close look at the new Tissot Luxury Automatic COSC collection, which includes the first Swiss watches to contain the new caliber nicknamed Powermatic 80, an automatic movement with COSC chronometer certification and an 80-hour power reserve.The Powermatic 80 is the product of a collaboration between Tissot and the movement manufacturer ETA, Tissot’s sister company within the Swatch Group. To achieve its unprecedented lengthy power reserve (most comparable movements offer power reserves around 42 hours), its inventors developed a system that strongly reduces the consumption of energy. The oscillation frequency was reduced from 4 Hz to 3 Hz (21,600 vph), a high-performance synthetic material was used in the escapement to reduce friction. Also, the diameter of the barrel-arbor’s core was reduced, which enabled the mainspring to be stretched, thereby increasing the power reserve. The balance was also regulated in a

Geo.Graham Tourbillon Watch Is Nice And Simple
For 2015, Graham watches releases a new "Geo.Graham" watch which is part of their higher-end collection of classic timepieces. We first saw Geo.Graham watches back in 2012 with the release of Geo.Graham The Moon watch. These watches are more directly inspired by the classic work of watchmaker George Graham, whom the company is based on - even though he was British and Graham today is Swiss. The simply named Geo.Graham Tourbillon is a refined dress watch with a clear luxury position, but not at all pretentious. Of course, that should be tempered with the fact that tourbillons are like the chrome-plating of the luxury watch world - they add visual excitement and technical enhancements, but don't really add to a timepiece's ability to accurately tell the time. Nevertheless, in a dress watch like this, it is hard to say no to a tourbillon when it looks this cool.Time-only tourbillon watches with the hours and minutes and a 60-second tourbillon as the seconds indicator are a sort of guilty

How It's Made
The Science Channel is running a repeat episode of the popular show on Feb. 2 at 5 AM which dealth with the manufacture of a watch. Not an ordinary watch of course, but a complicated Blancpain (if memory serves) which cost at least 6 figures. So set your DVR or VCR if you still have one.

Christopher Ward watches
I am new to this site and hoping somebody can help. I am thinking of buying a new watch, I currently own two Omegas and a Tag, but was thinking of going for a British company that I have heard make great watches at a fraction of the price. I was hoping somebody could let me know of their experience of Christpoher Ward watches - the reviews on their website certainly look good, but I was hoping to get some impartial third party feedback.Thanks,Iain Farr, Vancouver

First Breitling, Satin Brushed Finish was the deciding factor!
Snagged this Chonomat Flyin Fish with a blue dial this week, love it! I was never a fan of Breitling because of the polished cases and bracelets. Love this limited version!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk