Montblanc TimeWalker TwinFly Chronograph
Introduced at SIHH, this new chronograph from Montblanc incorporates some interesting features. The movement uses a column wheel and vertical clutch, and both the chronograph seconds and minute hands are mounted in the center. There is also a flyback function, a date window at 9 o'clock, and a second time zone with 24-hour display at 12 o’clock. The Calibre MB LL100’s vertical disk coupling helps the seconds hand start smoothly when the chronograph is activated, and it reduces friction and so prevents unnecessary wear when the chronograph function is allowed to run for lengthy intervals. The center-mounted chronograph seconds can be read on the quarter-seconds scale on the outermost periphery of the dial, and the sixty-minute track is a separate scale inside the hours-circle.Pressing the button at 4 o’clock while the chronograph is running causes both the central chronograph seconds hand and the red sixty-minute totalizer to fly back to their zero positions and, wit

Casio Shows Bluetooth-enabled Watch at CES
Ever wish you had wristwatch like Dick Tracy that could transmit information and make calls? Or what about the utility wristwatch from Inspector Gadget that monitored activities and had two-way communication functions? This year at CES, Casio is unveiling a prototype Bluetooth-enabled watch that speaks to Smartphones and other mobile devices. Through Casio's Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology, the Bluetooth watch will be able to perform a variety of functions on a single coin cell battery. Its abilities include:�� Call and e-mail alert �C notifies wearer of incoming e-mails and calls while also allowing wearer to silence Smartphone sounds though the watch (great for meetings or dinner dates).�� Phone finder – for all those times you misplace your phone and need someone else to call it in order to find it (you need this)�� Global Time Sync �C self-adjusts to local time (think of jet setting and never having to set your watch ever again, no really!)�� Syncs with a variety of applicati

Introducing The MB&F Megawind, A New Take On The HM3 (Live Pics)
Horological Machine No.3, or HM3, is one of MB&F's most instantly recognizable creations. It has been released in many variations over the years, including the popular Frog editions and a collaboration with Stepan Sarpaneva, but today we have another HM3 variant for you, the Megawind. More than a few small changes have been made from the original and we've got all the details for you here. 2 OF 12 The large rotor gives the Megawind its name First off, as you might guess from the name, the winding rotor takes center stage in the Megawind. The open sapphire window displays the massive battle-axe-shaped winding rotor and balance wheel, forgoing the date complication on the original HM3. This rotor was originally conceived by Stepan Sarpaneva and is what MB&F call a "mystery rotor" because it appears?symmetrical?but still spins properly like an?asymmetrical?rotor - this symmetry is really an optical illusion as mass has been shaved off the underside of the blade on one s

A special week
These two arrived three years ago this week:The GMTc only stayed a couple of months but the Omega Planet Ocean Liquidmetal Limited Edition is celebrating its third anniversary:

Tudor Black Bay Bronze Blue Bucherer in NY
Now that Bucherer has bought Tourneau LLCDo you think they will make their Blue editions available in North America?Anyone know what the MSRP of the Bucherer edition is anyway in Europe?