Tissot T-Race Black Dial Chronograph Automatic Black Rubber Mens Watch T048427

Seiko Moving Design Discus Watch Is Beautiful, Basic, And Mechanical
I am on a roll talking about all these cool watches from Seiko (and Citizen) that Japan gets, but we don't. If you've been to Japan, you know that they have a ton more watch stores than we do,? and such stores are often combined with other items such as electronic gadgetry. Everything from the mundane to the unique is displayed tightly together and unless you have a good eye, much of the time you need to know what you are looking for - else you miss it.So today we have another interesting watch from Seiko that was released about a year ago, and has had a lot of mixed reviews (from a style perspective). No one argues about the watch quality or function, but not everyone appreciates its simplicity. It is also a contradiction of sorts, as it uses a mechanical movement to produce a (semi) digital time display, but that just makes it more interesting.The watch itself is just a variation on a standard three hand movement. Instead of hands, revolving discs are used to display the time. The ou

the meanning of the first Ross store store
Bell & Ross new store opening, means that the international watch brand active, open international market watch in Asia and a new chapter in history.

Press Release - The Hamilton Pulsomatic
Hamilton Pulsomatic- The producer of the world¡¯s first digital watch makes this technology automaticBiel, January 2010 ¨C The year 2010 marks the fortieth birthday of the world¡¯s first LED digital watch, made by Hamilton. The American brand is celebrating the invention of the technology that revolutionized the watch industry with the new Hamilton Pulsomatic, a digital timepiece with futuristic design. This watch fuels the spirit of the digital age with Swiss craftsmanship in the form of an automatic movement, to appeal to wearers who love the fact that time never stands still.Back to the futureThe Pulsar named after puzzling astronomical bodies that emit precise radio pulses was considered as the first solid state wrist computer in the world. Today¡¯s Hamilton Pulsomatic has a science-fiction look, combined with elegance expressed by smooth shapes and surfaces. The brushed stainless steel case resembles a Space Age television screen from the front, while a ridged effect on the sides and

Incomming! Picture Request!!! 3574.51
I have a BNIB...actually it's still in the plastic shipping carton from Omega Speedmaster Professional Last Man on the Moon Watch inbound! I know the watch is the same as the 3570.50 but I would love to see some pics anyway...oh and some nice forum shots of the case back as well. Who's got one?? 3574.51 right?lpoirier on TZ found this for me....Lot 233 of Omegamania 2007 sold example number #1. Jan 21, 2012 - 03:44 PM Their caption read: Ref. SU 345.0226 was made in a limited edition of 3000 examples in 2002 to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Apollo XVII mission. This was NASA¡¯s sixth and last manned lunar landing mission of the 20th century, and marked the end of the Apollo space program. The emblem depicts the god Apollo and the American eagle with three stars representing the three members of the Apollo XVII team: Commander Eugene A. Cernan, Command Module Pilot Ronald E. Evans, and Lunar Module Pilot Harrison H. Schmitt. I found this on the web...but would LOVE to see REA

Are we in a 5711 "bubble"?
So, we all know that that 5711 is absurdly, hilariously difficult to get these days. And gray market is even worse. I even found myself considering a 5711R before slapping some sense into myself today. So, curious everyone - do you think we're in the middle of a bubble on this piece? Or is this the new reality on steel Patek sports watches?