WatchTime Comes to the iPad!
WatchTime now offers a rich media app developed specifically for the iPad. Now you can enjoy America’s favorite watch magazine anywhere you take your iPad, with these added features:Each issue enhanced with audio, video, photo galleries, links to past content, web links, and more.Search function in each issueRead on and off-line: bonus content is included in the appRead in portrait or landscape modeZoom text and imagesNavigate quickly to any pageYour WatchTime issues are stored in your personal archiveClick here to go directly to the app in the iTunes store.

Tag Heuer did and now Ulysse Nardin to unveil the phone of the President on the problem
I am not a fan of luxury phones. Watchmakers seem to think that there is money to do by combining technologies of monitoring and appeal with cell phones. Tag Heuer did and now Ulysse Nardin to unveil the phone of the President on the problem of 2009, the BaselWorld with electronic wrapped luxury is that it is aging very quickly.

Review: Magrette Regattare 2011
The Magrette Regattare 2011 is conceptually a very interesting watch. Its super compressor functionality and cushion style case, give the Regattare decidedly classic undertones.? But layered on top of this classical foundation is a sporty, rather modern veneer.? Not to mention that the watch boasts 500 M water resistance, a feature not common in a watch priced at under $550.? This unique balance of classic and contemporary styling with sport functionality makes for a surprisingly versatile watch that should appeal to a broad audience.Case: Brushed and polished stainless steelMovement: Miyota 8215 21 jewel automatic movementLuminous: Super Luminova C3Lens: Double domed sapphire crystal with anti reflective coatingCase Back: Screw-downStrap: One leather and one rubberWater Res.: 500 MDimensions: 44 mmThickness: 15 mmLug Width: 24 mmCrown: Dual screw-downWarranty: 1 yearThe face of the Regattare is where it gets most of its sportiness, with yellow hash marks for the hours and red and whit

The Subtle Differences Within the 15400 Lineage
My OCD kicked in last while I was looking at my 15400 I bought last month and began researching the 15400 myself.I tried searching through the forums and couldn't seem to locate a thread referencing the subtle differences and changes even within the 15400 lineage.Thought I would share and see what you guys think. If you guys have more to add, let me know as well. Cheers. *Apologise in advance as these are not my images or pictures, but these seem to highlight the watches and subtleties quite well. As well, nor do I own two 15400 side by side to compare.From my research the blend of changes appears late H Series and I Series. Final changes are complete in the I Series in 2015. I'm not an expert by any means and the subtle changes may be around this date rate (give or take).Mine is a 2015 I Series and seems to incorporate all the new changes. Sold in July 2015.Dial - AP LogoAfter/during 2015 - I Series - Fatter AP Logo, P is wider and space between the A and P is wider, less distinctiv

Watch hunt, and how exactly can I see the 5711 in the flesh!?
I travel very often, and every single Patek Philippe boutique I have been to does not have a Nautilus. They are always sold in the pack as soon as they come to customers that have reserved it.I really need to see how the watch wears on my 6.25 wrists, and if it sings to me.I have ruled out the Aquanaut even though I like it a lot, because the Nautilus simply looks so much better to me(in pics).The AP lugs don't seem to rest well on my wrists, and I am told that the Nautilus should fit like a glove.How exactly does one go about trying this watch on before a purchase?