Omega constellation chronograph

TAG Heuer Monaco V4 No. 1 for Only Watch
In 2004, TAG Heuer created the revolutionary Monaco V4 Concept Watch. Inspired by the brand¡¯s motor racing heritage (the watch¡¯s name comes from the racing-engine-like V-formation of the movement¡¯s four barrels), the V4 uses ball bearings and is belt-driven ¨C a totally new type of watch movement. The Monaco V4 is the first mechanical watch movement to replace traditional pinions with driving belts. The pinions of the traditional mechanical movement have been replaced with a relay of five driving belts whose tension is controlled by turnbuckles. A unique linear automatic winding system is used to reload energy. The oscillating weight which generally supplies the energy for an automatic watch has been replaced by a linear oscillating weight. In the Monaco V4 this is a 12g tungsten ingot that moves up and down on a track between the four spring barrels. The system of teeth on the long side of the weight engages a toothed wheel and translates the linear movement into a rotating movement.Th

Introducing The Modillian Bluetooth Smart Watch Strap Buckle
The Modillian is the first "smart strap" for watches and aims to bridge the gap between traditional timepieces and the emerging smartwatch industry. If you've been following watches-dealer's coverage of smartwatches, then you know we typically bring up a very important question. That being, at what point we will see a smartwatch so appealing that it forces us to take off our high-end mechanical watches and put on what is essentially a wearable communication gadget? With the Modillian, many people will perhaps get to enjoy both.What is the Modillian? Essentially it is a replacement ardillon buckle (the term for the basic pin and loop style buckle most watch straps have) for watch straps that has a Bluetooth connection and vibrates in order to alert the wearer to notification such as incoming calls, missed calls, and new messages. Modillian was created by two engineers in Israel who love the promise of smartwatches, but are also serious mechanical watch guys. For them, the Modillian is a

I keep the faith that my Rolex will be returned
I purchased my Rolex in the Cayman Islands in June of 2005. Just after Hurricane Katrina struck my home region, some scoundrel broke into my home and stole my RolexJUST 3 MONTHS AFTER I BOUGHT IT!! Making that final payment was like a knife twisting inside of me, but I have kept the faith all these years that I will get my watch returned to me, it's rightful owner. I also warn EVERYONE to NEVER purchase a second-hand Rolex without the original box and certificate of authenticity since there are crooks out there who feel it necessary to rob innocent people instead of working for what they get.Info on my watch:Ladies Datejust with Oyster perpetual motion.Stainless SteelAftermarket Diamond BezelSerial number F451825On my certificate, it also reads:Chronometre 767 F451825The box is waiting for my watch to returnI worked hard for it and look forward to having it back.

Below Zero Update
I see the Hamilton website is now featuring the Below Zero series.I have been tracking a Below Zero on a well known auction site. . . new and currently at $137. Several others are also listed at set prices of $1400 and up.Based on the very mixed reviews of this watch when we first saw it in March/April, I wonder how much the $137 dollar model will go for especially in light of the fixed prices on the others.

PRIM Rider I 52 - some photos
more pics hereshort review here