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The Jorg Gray Clint Dempsey Limited Edition Game Timer Watch + Interview
In the wake of adding soccer star Clint Dempsey to their list of ambassadors, watch brand Jorg Gray has announced a new limited edition watch to commemorate the partnership. Clint "Deuce" Dempsey is an American soccer player who plays in both British and American leagues. Dempsey was recently traded from Fulham FC to Tottenham Hotspur FC in the British Premier League and is regarded as one of the top strikers playing today. The new watch is the Jorg Gray 2500-22 Clint Dempsey Limited Edition Game Timer and, unlike many ambassador models released to the watch world, Clint Dempsey actually helped to style and design the 2500-22. Dempsey fans should definitely take note of this limited edition soccer themed watch.The idea behind the 2500-22 is that is has been designed by a soccer player for soccer fans. Measuring a prominent 52mm across, the 100m water resistant stainless steel case features an integrated rubber strap and a sapphire coated mineral crystal. Ticking away inside is the ISA

J. Crew Military Watch By Timex Watch Review On AskMen.com
This was honestly not the easiest watch to review. You think it would be simple, but you basically have a limited edition Timex that you are talking about - made for J. Crew of all places (watch style incarnate right?). Regardless of these surface level facts, is a lot more to this watch than meets the eye. You first need to understand a bit about it, and what went in to it. Timex was called upon by J. Crew to design a classic looking military watch that could fall smack-dab in the center of an Americana photo-mosaic. Like stylish jeans, the watch was meant to look pre-vintaged. Like your Vietnam veteran relative worn it during the last two months of their tour of duty, brought it home, put it in a tin box, and then handed it to you after all this time - in good condition by aged. The J. Crew Timex Military vintage style watch does have a value in today's America, especially because it is a product of today's America.Read my limited edition J. Crew Military watch by Timex review on Ask

Dievas Timeattack Chronograph
Dievas, makers of the Vortex and Focal tactical watches, just announced the release of their first chronograph, the Timeattack. Keeping with their aggressive no-fuss style, the Timeattack is wrought with hard-edges and utilitarian details.? Featuring straight lugs, a black bezel with a diamond-pattern textures side, screwdown crown and chrono-pushers, multilayered lume, sapphire crystal and their proprietary 6Steel hardened steel; this watch is not joking around.Case: Micro-blasted Dievas 6SteelMovement: Valjoux 7750 25 jewel automatic chronographDial: BlackLume: Multi-layered SuperLuminovaLens: Domed sapphireCase Back: N/AStrap: NyTech waterproof material + Nylon NatoWater Res.: 300mDimensions: 43mm, 49.5mm lug-to-lug,Thickness: 15.5mmLug Width: 20mmCrown: 7mm screwdownWarranty: 2 years The dial of the Timeattack has the typical 7750 layout and features, though they did forego the day, which I think was a smart choice as it would have distracted from the sub-dials. The main visua

Maybe not for me...
I took out my 15300 out of the bank today, I am going to Zurich tomorrow and was planning on leaving it to my AD to make the service, it's unworn but sitting in safes since 2009, made the oils dry up and it needs a service.But I have been looking at it and feeling it for one hour now, and can't explain why but I am a little underwhelmed, I thought it was perfect as my 3 PP are ultra thin, and my AP diver extra thick, to have something a little thicker, I don't know why but I am not impatient to be able to wear it, to be honest it's not that I don't like it, but can't say it does something to me.When I saw the Jumbo I really found it awesome, while the 15400 didn't touch me in the slightest.I think I won't do the service, will leave it untouched in the safe, and probably sell it to finance a piece later on that I really want, for now there is nothing on my radar, well there are watches I love, but way to expensive for'me at the moment.I need to see the Jumbo again, if I really love it a

New 3285 movement. What¡¯s different? What watches will get it?
It¡¯s a little difficult to cut through the marketing info on this new movement. I am at a bit of a loss as to what is different with this movement and what wat he¡¯s it will go in.Here's what I¡¯ve compiled so far:- difference seems to be 70 hrs of power reserve- new gmt models seem to be the only ones getting itAnyone have more specific info on this? Thanks in advance