Nevo Analog Smartwatch Marries Minimalist Looks With Activity Tracking And Notifications
Say hello to the Nevo smartwatch, a minimalist smart device that the creators claim is the world's first minimalist watch with a Swiss movement that includes both activity tracking and fitness features, as well as phone notifications. Perhaps the closest design competitor would be the Withings Activit�� smartwatch that is also minimalist in design with an analog dial. What also makes these two watches similar is that neither is yet available for purchase, so we can add them to the quickly growing roster of "might be around someday," yet otherwise exciting connected wearable devices. The Withings was announced in around June of 2014 and, as of recently, didn't have a specific time frame for production, as far as I know. According to Nevo, however, their watch is currently in final testing and will "ship worldwide in early 2015."As we continue to cover smartwatches in addition to traditional watches, we will maintain a few rules. The first of which is an attempt to discuss only the cooles

Hands-On: The Breitling Transocean Chronograph 1915 Monopusher
Breitling has released several models commemorating vintage chronographs in the last few months – notably the Transocean Chronograph and the Chronoliner. After our initial coverage of Breitling’s new Transocean Chronograph 1915, many readers were curious of how it would handle in the metal. While updated in comparison to its vintage counterparts from which it draws inspiration, it is a modern offering with bygone flair.? 1 OF 6 The Transocean Chrono wears smaller than expected, but not that small (and I’m not slim-wristed). With a 43 mm diameter and at almost 15 mm thick, it’s a large watch. The lugs hug the wrist rather well, but not enough to completely counteract its presence. Still, it fits fine under a cuff and is surprisingly lighter than expected. 2 OF 6 While the Transocean commemorates Breitling’s first independent chronograph push-piece, I feel that this watch draws quite a bit of inspiration from the Breitling Premie

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Quick price check on a SMP
A local dealer has both Omega SMP 2220.80 and 2221.80. At first I wanted the automatic but the $1000 price difference made me look harder at the quartz. It's going to be a daily wearer and I have another high end timepiece. The MSRP was $2400 for the quarts and he offered it to me for $2150, which didn't seem that great of a deal. What's the best deals you've seen around for a brand new one. I looked at used prices and found that a relatively newer one could be had for half the price of a new one. I thank you for all your help and input.

Rolex��s attention to detail is amazing.
Anyone notice that even they're display watches are set to 10:10:31?I think that's pretty cool !