Panerai Radiomir Black Seal

TAG Heuer Goes Green with Solar Power
November 29 marked the beginning of construction at the TAG Heuer factories in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. In an effort to reduce its carbon footprint, the Swiss Avant-Garde brand signed agreements with Swiss energy distributor Viteos, and with Planair, a Swiss consulting firm specialized in environmental issues, to equip the rooftops of its four buildings with solar panels. The decision to undertake the project came at the direction of President and CEO Jean-Christophe Babin following Leonardo DiCaprio¡¯s visit to the TAG Heuer factory in March this year.¡°Leonardo visited the factory with an eye on everything that could be done to reduce our energy consumption¡± said Babin. ¡°His factory visit in La Chaux-de-Fonds turned into an inspiring and creative environmental audit. Leonardo combined his environmental mind with a highly respectful approach toward our staff, making his visit an impactful highlight of TAG Heuer¡¯s 150th anniversary celebration.¡±In reaching this decision, many aspe

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i am looking at getting the new bond seamaster quartz because i can't afford the auto anyway is their quartz of the same quality and is it not a good idea to purchase online....

Casio MD-703-1AV
Hello everyone :-)When i was 17 years old (i'm 41 now) my mother and I went on a holiday to the Island of Mauritius, and as i was going to be doing some diving there, my dear Mother bought me a divers watch. Can you all guess witch watch that was ? :-) Thats right, it was an Casio MD-703-1AV, with a white dial. I loved that watch, and to this day, i have no idea what happened to it ? My mother died 5 years ago, and being an only child, i inherited everything. I had kind of hoped to find my old watch in one of her boxes, of witch she had many. That was not to be. So my questions to you all are...1. If you have an example of this watch, please post some pictures here, as i would love to se yours examples.DSC_1809.jpg2. If someone has a MD-703-1AV that they want to part with, please contact me. Best Wishes, PeterPs. I have stolen the picture, from the net, but I hope that the owner wont mind me using the Pic, as it is exactly like mine was.

Newest addition-Damasko DA44 Black(long winded review and lots of pics)
Link to my post in the German Watch forum. watchtalkforums.info/foru...orum/63149.htm-Shawn

LeCoultre Atmos Clock
I have real affection for old clocks. I find them (not running) fix them and have them in my office since my wife won't let me keep anymore at home. I came across a real treasure made by LeCoultre...an Atmos clock ("wound" by the slight changes in the atmosphere)...The ATMOS "perpetual" clock was invented and marketed by the famous Swiss clock making firm named LE COULTRE. It is perhaps the most innovative and original horological creation ever produced. Although there is actually no such thing as a perpetual motion device (everything finally wears out!),the highlight of this clock's ingenuity is that it never requires winding by the owner. The reason is that it has a bellows in the mechanism that reacts to small daily atmospheric changes and in doing so regularly and automatically rewinds the clock. New models of these beautiful clocks sell for over $3,000 in jewelery stores today. Older ones selling as antiques are priced for considerably less even though they operate