Technomarine Ceramic Medium Chrono Watch TCB02C

Jaeger-LeCoultre Offers Three New Hybris Artistica Versions Of The Spherotourbillon Watch
It would be extremely difficult even for the most educated scholars of the matter to find a time or age in the history of watchmaking that offered as many novel ideas as we have today. At present, the industry is in a phase where there is incredibly fierce and global competition between all brands, small and large alike, forcing all of them to push their own boundaries in a constant fight over an ever growing customer base. And much like the brands, us watch enthusiasts are often left with asking ourselves: just how could the latest and greatest be topped??A possible answer comes from Jaeger-LeCoultre, who just announced its Hybris Artistica collection of not one or two, but 12 spectacular pieces¨Ceach of which could rightfully claim to be a remarkable timepiece in itself. Today, we are looking at the three Spherotourbillon pieces of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Hybris Artistica collection, while articles dedicated to the other models will follow later on.Before we discuss the watches themselve

The skeleton pods is a very interesting design on a Patek watch element
On the case are proofreaders for calendar information. Watch a profile of the watch that you can say that this is not any which case of Patek Philippe Watches. For the first time (that I noticed), the pods are skeleton. A very interesting design on a Patek watch element. Another detail is the establishment of a small diamond on the case between the lugs at 06. The shows it attached to a black alligator strap and comes with a matching Platinum deployment clasp. Quite impressive exhibit which step to become a desired to collect in the years to come.

Hello! I'm a newbie here.
Hello folks. I'm mike from the Philippines. I stumbled upon this great forum through google, because of my interest in the seiko monster. As I browse through the forum and seeing samples of vintage divers, my interest was drawn to vintage watches in general and divers and chronos in particular. I've been reading & back-reading the old threads here in WTF Japanese and Asian Watch ForumI want to equip myself with knowledge before I decide on what vintage watch/es to get.for now, I'm eying for the seiko 6309, 7002 divers & the 6139-7101 white helmet. :)

Putting my money where my mouth is.
I have been getting posts telling me to puit my money where my mouth is. In other words why haven't I been posting watch pictures.I can't. Everytime I try I get a pop-up that says "Java machines running at the same time have caused errors" It is a computer problem. Any help would be appreciated. I have a lot of nice watches to show. HELP!!! (:-Art KramerArt Kramer CollectionIWCOmegaRolexCartier Tank WatchWakmann (needs work)Air Corps A11 Hack watch (died(Seiko Dive watchSeiko Chronograph 7A48Casio W87HWaltham gold pocket watchElgin gold pocket watch in hunters caseMickey Mouse WatchTwo nice wrist watches that only say QUARTZI started collecting on VE day 1945

Factoid of the Day - 01/12/08
From Wired:In the current issue of Forensic Science International, the team led by James F. Carter and Richard Sleeman concluded that there is no meaningful relationship between where a bill came from and the type or amount of drug residue is on it.As a basis of comparison, they added a clever trick to their test.On each trip to the bank, one of the researchers would note the arm on which he was wearing his wristwatch. The statistics showed that the arm he wore his watch on had as much of a bearing on the pattern of drug residue as where the bills came from.The scientists rationalized that since bills are circulated quickly, their geographic origin is totally unrelated to how contaminated they are. Thus, if someone gets caught with a stash of drug money, they can no longer blame the above-average levels of residue on the hood where they got it.