Seiko Coutura Solar Mother of Pearl Gold-tone Ladies Watch SUT168

Longines Avigation Type A-7 Watch
Allow us to introduce the Longines Avigation Type A-7, a new monopusher chronograph with an offset dial design meant to recall Longines' rich history in aviation watches. This new chronograph has been released as a modern interpretation of a design from the 1930's that carried the US Army designation of "Type A-7" suggesting it has been specifically created with Army pilots in mind.The Type A-7 employs a 47mm stainless steel case that allows for a large and legible dial design that allowed pilots to easily and quickly check the time or chronograph. Additionally, the Type A-7 features an over sized crown and integrated monopusher chronograph control which means the 30 minute chronograph is simple to use (much like a stop watch) and the crown and pusher system can easily be used even when a pilot is wearing gloves.Inside, the Type A-7 features the same L788.2 column wheel chronograph movement used within the L27764213 Monopusher Chronograph we saw in Paris earlier this year (seen below).

Explorer (no date) White Dial
Hi GangHas anyone come across a modern version of this vintage beauty:ukwatches/2007/6610WExp.jpgBy this I mean with the shiny centre links and the upgraded clasp.No AD I've contacted has come across this particular watch.I can't seem to find it on the net, either.Yet I recently came across someone wearing (what looked to me like) a modern version of this watch.Help requested, please.

How Hamilton Watch Co. Won World War II
I've been playing around looking at vintage and WWII watches this morning and stumbled across this. I haven't read the whole thing yet (it's very long) but it seems pretty interesting and I thought I would pass it on. I hope it's not a repost.jckonline/article/CA184870.html

Please Welcome India Whiskey Charlie To The Wtf Admin Team For The Iwc Forum!
Hey everyone,Please join me in welcoming & congratulating India Whiskey Charlie (Viken) to the WTF Admin team! Viken will be helping me out here in the IWC forum. Or maybe I should say I'll be helping him out. If you've read even a few of his posts here in the IWC forum you already know the amount of IWC knowledge he has. I for one really looking forward to learning more about IWC from him! Please join me in congratulating him on his new role with WTF!! Scott

Seiko Astron GPS Solar - My Review
Seiko Astron GPS SolarIntroduction:Have you ever asked yourself what the perfect watch would actually be? To pontificate over this horological perfection we first need to ask what is a watch actually for. The obvious answer is to tell the time. However, I would hazard a guess that 99% of watches on the planet are not telling the correct time. The reason for this is that watches, even the superquartz variety that are guaranteed to lose or gain no more than 15 seconds per year, are generally not set to an accurate source. They are also not regularly reset to the correct time. Another ideal for the perfect watch would be for it to have no requirement from the user to supply its energy, whether it is being worn or not. Battery powered watches will need to have a new power source installed every three to five years on average. Mechanical watches either need to be hand wound or require the movement of the user. The latter seems ideal until you realise that you have to wear the watch pretty