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Our Look Inside The 2015 Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair And The Industry Behind It
Returning to a place that is exciting, bold, and indeed still very new for one?is always a real eye-opener ¨C?in September 2014, I had my first opportunity to visit the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair and as such, for the?first time, as well, to discover?its peerless host city. Exactly one year later, I?was eager to return and to see for myself, now with a more trained and critical eye, what had changed over the last 12 months. Because we are watches-dealer, I will save my remarks regarding the wonderful city of Hong Kong for the time when I launch my travel blog ¨C but only after?I have grown three extra heads and pairs of hands to be able to see to all the watch-related stuff?that is of much higher priority. Without further ado, let's see what?the?unique ¨C and massive! ¨C 2015 Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair?had in store for us.The entry hall of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibiton Center ¨C some 20,000 buyers, exhibitors and visitors have flocked through here during the five days of

Learning To Dive & Exploring A Sunken Ship With Oris Diving Watches
As a watch lover, I have pretty much always been attracted to diving watches. It was not until recently, however, that I was actually able to dive. After a fantastic time in Grand Cayman learning to dive and becoming certified by Divetech at the Cobalt Coast dive resort, an entire new world of diving experiences has now opened up for me ¨C and the process further allowed me to truly appreciate the purpose of a good dive watch and the crucial role that telling the time plays in being a human underwater.This all started last year in 2014, as I approached one of my favorite Swiss sport watch brands ¨C?Oris?¨C?with an idea: ¡°How about we giveaway a trip where an watches-dealer reader goes with us to get their diving certification? We all talk about the purposes these high-end sports watches are meant to serve, so how about we actually go do some of them?¡± Oris, if you¡¯ll recall, was the clever brand that took me to Ambri, Switzerland, to test out the Oris Big Crown ProPilot Altimeter watch wh

Pre-SIHH: Introducing The Baume & Mercier Capeland Flyback Chronograph In Black
This is the best looking Baume & Mercier we've seen in a while.? In fact, we would even call it downright awesome looking.? What it is is a Pre-SIHH 2012 announcement - a new Capeland Flyback chronograph in the same family as the one we saw launched last January, but with a twist.Last year's Capeland featured a clear white dial, but we are partial to this new rich black iteration with gilt Breguet hands and red scales.? The Capeland is indeed an integrated flyback chronograph, a pretty slick movement and definitely fitting for the aesthetic and 1940s inspiration.?The Capeland Flyback in black is sized at 44mm and will be available in Spring 2012.? Stay Tuned: For A Week On The Wrist with the Baume & Mercier Capeland Flyback Chronograph coming very soon! Click through for more looks at this awesome new watch. 2 OF 5 3 OF 5 4 OF 5 5 OF 5

Marvin Watch Co - please help ID watch
If you have any info on this watch, please let me know. I cant find anything about the vintage or the watch. The watch has approx 2.75 carats of diamonds, and the case and band are iridium/platinum. There appears to be the initials JHF in the logo inside the case.Thanks from a newbie!

Omega dials with Arab logo anyone?
I've recently came across Omega dials with country crests. I have seen a lot of Rolex dials with logos, however, this is the first Omega I encountered.I'd love to see what you guys have.