With this new Baume Mercier Watch, you will be the focus
The Golden Moon and the hand of the date of rose gold, under such a background, are remarkably exceptional. Satin finished stainless steel case has the transparent case back to reveal the movement with a decorated rotor ratings of Geneva. 30 M water resistant, the piece is mounted on a strap, black alligator with triple Chameleon clasp. With this new Baume & Mercier Watch, you will be the focus

It celebrates the history of the IWC comprising approximately 140 years in watchmaking.
It celebrates the history of the IWC comprising approximately 140 years in watchmaking. During this period, watch brand acquired extensive experience in the construction of impeccable movements, subjecting them to the process of evolution.

Citizen Celebrates the Eco-Drive with Impossibly Thin New Models
For 2016, Citizen is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Eco-Drive, the brand's pioneering technology of powering watches through light. Citizen's first light-powered analog watch, the Crystron, was released in 1976, and in the four decades since that initial offering Citizen has painstakingly refined the technology, creating watches that are not only more efficient, but also far more refined.The Eco-Drive OneThe culmination of that effort is the Eco-Drive One, Citizen's big reveal for Baselworld 2016. At a thickness just shy of 3mm, The Eco-Drive One is the thinnest solar-powered timepiece ever produced. Driving the watch is Citizen's new caliber 8826��a movement made up of 85 components and just 1mm thick. Despite being so thin, the Eco-Drive One is capable of running a whopping 10 months on a full charge.The Eco-Drive One will be available in three general release models��the AR5000-50E, AR5000-68A, and AR5004-59H (stainless steel case with cermet bezel)��as well as the limited edition

Archimede Outdoor Protect and PVD Review
A couple of years ago, we got the chance to review the Archimede Outdoor. We were impressed back then, but in the years that have past, have longed to revisit the watch. Not simply because we missed it, which we did, but because in those 2 years, we've seen so many watches that I kept thinking, "wow, the Outdoor was really unique… Perhaps more unique than we gave it credit for originally." Which is true, there isn't anything else quite like the Outdoor; it's a daily watch, a tool watch, a field watch, a sport watch…all wrapped up into a compact, understated and well-priced package.If that weren't enough, they've also released two new versions of the watch, one of which replaced the version we originally reviewed. The new versions are the Protect, which features a hardened steel case (more on that later) and the PVD, which is simply PVD coated. They also had released a full-lume dial option at some point, which seemed worth examining. So, today we're going to look at one of

Getting Service From a Different Dealer
Still waiting for my boat to come in with my first watch (BLNR) but I was curious about service and warranty work. If I end up finding a watch outside my area such as on vacation, etc and I buy it, do I simply use my local ad for service and warranty work? What if I was to buy a watch in Europe let's say and two weeks later it stops working when I'm back home?I can't see where my local ad would be happy to help me with a watch I purchased somewhere else. Is this a known issue or are they treated like car warranties where your expected to take it to any authorized dealer?Hopefully I'll end up buying locally and this won't be an issue but you never know. Thanks