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LUM-TEC B15 Watch Winner Photos
Please see the reader review of the LUM-TEC B15 watch that Beau was fortunate enough to win last month. Being a talented photographer, Beau provided each of these beautiful images of the actual watch:"What can one say about the Lum-Tec Combat B15 that is not being said by those that are fortunate enough to own one? Possibly, that there are a couple unexpected perks that are not apparent from just the pictures seen on the web.The first thing that is very obvious, is the visual depth of carbon fiber that comprises the face. As someone who has a great love for carbon fiber, and who has items comprised wholly from it, I can say it is the absolute best that I have seen on a watch and 'moves' with the light, as good carbon fiber should. Secondly, the pushers of the chronograph feel different than your average pushers. When first depressed, it gives the characteristic 'click' that you expect when starting the function, however, each additional push of the same pusher does not. The motion is s

Can your watch save your life? This Breitling did save a mans life!
You got a tool watch? Yea, me too. But how many of your tool watches will save your life one day? Not many. This one did. Nice to hear a story where someone's tool watch was actually used for how it was designed (Emergency Mission), especially with a happy ending! Breitling watch saves the life of stranded hunterEmergency Transmitter in Watch Alerts Alaska Rescuers to Missing Man’s LocationA watch made more than a fashion statement when it helped save a stranded hunter’s life in Alaska on August 15th. Mark Spencer was hunting grizzly bears about 120 miles northeast of Anchorage when he became stuck in the wilderness along Susitna River in the heart of the infamous Alaska Range. Unable to navigate the hazardous Class 6 rapids of the Susitna River, his float-hunting party had diverted the course of their boat to the Tyone River. But the river route proved too shallow for their vessel. Spencer left his group and went searching for help on the glaciated Susitna River and

Trouble shooting Citizen Perpetual Calendar
My watch: Citizen Men's BL8000-54L Eco-Drive Calibre 8700 Perpetual Calendar WatchPer the recommendation of "bio" i wanted to post a query to the experts in the Asian watch forum (as it seems you all would have the most expertise).The issue I'm having with this particular Citizen is its not working; is there anyone here that has had a similar experience or can at least diagnose the problem based off of my following poor description?When I pull the crown out to position two (controls the time) the minute, second, or hour hands do not move. When the crown is in position one (controls the date/time/alarm/calendar) the date/time/alarm/calendar selection is the only thing that moves. Again, I tried charging it for hours and no results, I took the back off with my repair kit and it looks like nothing I'd ever know how to fix.Most recently when I opened my safe when light hit the Citizen it made a scratching metal sound (the one I hear several times an hour when looking at it). I thought it w

Howard Stern Show discusses Mechanical Watches
This week on the Stern show, a conversation ensued about mechanical watches. Howard was unhappy with his Cartier Roadster, and how it just stops after it is off his hand for a few days.He went on to say how they tried to explain a winder to him, but he didn't want to hear about it.It was absolutely a hysterical conversation, prompted as AP is sponsoring a giveaway of his and her Royal Oaks on Sirius.Did anyone else catch it?

Tuesday 1-20-09 wrist shots
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