Seiko 5 Automatic Silver Dial Link Bracelet Men's Watch SNKK87

Aston Martin V12 Vantage Confirmed for the Americas
Aston Martin has confirmed that in response to strong customer demand, the V12 Vantage ¨C the most potent production sports car in the marque¡¯s 96-year history – will be made available in North and South America beginning later this year.Based on the successful V8 Vantage, the V12 Vantage features a 6.0 liter V12 engine producing 510 bhp and 420 lb ft of torque with a top speed of 190 mph and a 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) time of 4.2 seconds.Originally launched in 2009, the V12 Vantage has quickly established itself as a favorite with enthusiasts and media observers alike, winning accolades and praise around the world and proving a huge sales success for the British marque.Aston Martin Chief Executive Officer, Dr Ulrich Bez said: ¡°This is the ultimate performance interpretation of the Vantage range, combining our most agile model with our most powerful engine. It represents the definitive Aston Martin driving experience; providing spectacular performance to ensure a dynamically thrillin

Glashutte Original Senator Diary
Vice-President sales of Dieter Glashotte Original Pachner gave an exclusive presentation of diary of a media room Senator representations of Hong Kong and China while local celebrities Andy on and Race Wong took turns modeling Senator Diary and other Glashutte Original parts.Available in pink, stainless steelGold and white gold, Senator Diary is equipped with a leather strap Nubuk, enjoying an elegant exterior to the sides of technical triumph.

Technical Perspective: Ferrari Formula 1 Engineer Disassembles A Heuer Caliber 15 Automatic Chronogr
Automatic chronographs are wonderfully complicated movements, and the race to produce the first ended with the announcement of the Chronomatic in 1969. This movement was used by Hamilton, Heuer and Breitling (to name just a few) all the way into the 1980s. Recently we were pointed to a fascinating article on OnTheDash detailing the disassembly of a Chronomatic Caliber 15, complete with scans of the official service manual. Even more interesting is who wrote this article: Gianluca – an Italian Formula One engineer for Ferrari. Check out the article on OnTheDash. 1 OF 1 Heuer Monza chronograph, powered by the Chronomatic Caliber 15 movement. ADVERTISEMENT

I'm all khaki
After yesterday's visit to a Hamilton AD, herself and I went out of town a bit to a discount outlet at a discount mall. They had Hammies and the Tissot representative was there, offering a further 10% off that Swatch make. The prices were really good, as I've come to expect. She nearly bit on a couple, but discouraged me from the Hamilton American Classics that they had (no Boulton, sad to say). But I really fell for the Khaki Automatic, and bought it. I also fell for a solid-gold Tissot Lord chronograph (Valjoux movement), which was a true bargain at precisely $2k - but herself gave me that look, so I passed it by - besides, I'm still thinking about getting a Boulton. Anyway, these are down-and-dirty quick shots of the Khaki. The packaging is upstairs and I'll set up some better shots next week. The Khaki is a really nice watch in the military mode and I convinced myself I need one more in that look...

Polishing.........
...Kind of embarrassing question, but after looking at the results people on this forum get when re-doing their watches.....I realized that i definitly need a couple of pointers so that I can get the best possible shine and clean look to my watch cases.........Right now I use Simichrome and soft clothes, and keep them up with a treated poilishing cloth.....and I have to admit to using a VERY soft used toothbrush to get in crevases......I have 2 or 3 Dremels, but have never used them on any of my watches, too afraid of what I might do to a gold-filled case....but am I missing out on a good tool there?.......so how do I get that miraculous clean shine that I see here ????any special tool or cleaner I need ?oh and I can usually take a movement out easily enough, but having tried to glue crystals in, let us say that .....uhm not good at it at all....