Elegant Accessories: TAG Heuer Racer Smartphone
TAG Heuer has built its reputation as a watch brand largely on its close association with auto racing. Now, as the 150-year-old Swiss company continues its growth from watchmaker into lifestyle brand, it introduces the Racer, which it calls the first Swiss luxury touch-screen smartphone made entirely from materials used in auto racing and aviation.The TAG Heuer Racer joins the brand’s existing Link and Meridiist �� along with Ulysse Nardin’s Chairman �� in the small but growing niche of Swiss-watch-branded luxury smartphones.The materials used in the Racer �� among them grade 2 titanium, carbon fiber, black PVD, 316L stainless steel, and rubber �� were all first used in professional motorsports and aeronautics. The design of the device takes its cues from high-end GT racecars. Designed in Switzerland and built in France, it is powered by the Android operating system, and has a customized 3D interface.The core model in the line is the Full Carbon Orange, with a front face? in fu

Back from the Spa.........
........and looking beautiful and brand new!😃.

Patek 5146G new color combination for 2016
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Incoming - PAM 682
Thanks to everyone on this and main forum for their advise. Was able to score a good deal on the 682, and for me it's a 42mm or nothing given my cursed small wrists! Second day on the wrist and super comfortable. Was debating between this and Hulk but I have a SubC date (LN) and will wait for Hulk prices to come back to reality once Rolex starts supplying ADs in a few months. Happy new year everyone !Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

How ��rare�� is a Rolex?
I'm currently sitting here in a brewery in Denver, Colorado and I'm the only one here with a Rolex on; I looked around, ha.I tend to look at the wrist of just about anyone I pass by or sit next to while I'm out and about and I'm starting to feel like it's not all that common to run into someone with a Rolex, or otherwise.I'm sure the concentration of Rolex and/or other luxury goods is mostly centralized in a handful of locations and, therefore, more noticeable. But it's still surprising to see so many naked wrists, so frequently.With the amount of watches that Rolex produces each year, it's a little surprising. But at the end of the day, it's still a privilege to be able to wear something that a lot of folks may never get the chance to own.Anyone else feel this way?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk