TX Watches Of Interest For 2009 At JCK Las Vegas
You've probably seen an ad or two for TX watches.? Or you may not know anything about the American brand. Their collection offers interesting and appealing timepieces each with exclusive quartz movements that you won't find elsewhere. I don't like each watch in their 2009 lineup, but some of the pieces are done quite well. Here are a few of my favorite watches that I got to check out at the TX TechnoLuxury watch booth in Las Vegas earlier this month at the JCK show.This first watch proves that white watches are cool. It is one of the 800 Series TX Linear Chronograph watches - so named for the vertical chronograph minutes indicator. There is also a retrograde dial that serves as a second timezone and the overall design of the dial is unique and edgy. The white tones persist through the watch (obviously), but don't define it 100%. You still get some sporty orange and rose gold tones on the dial and hands. It is really nicely done. I like the white on white rotating bezel with high relief

Pre-Chopard Mille Miglia Chrono Limited Edition 2009 Watch
This rapid frequency allows the chronograph function to save independent intervals of time at 1/8th of a second. Each of these movements has obtained a certificate of chronometer of official control Switzerland of the stopwatches (COSC), after the object and passing of 15 days of specific tests for accuracy by a range of positional and temperature variations.

New Chrono 44 GMT needs service
All of a sudden, doesn't hold power reserve any longer than 12 hours or so.Even if I place it in a winder, still loses reserve.Two months old. As soon as I receive my Navitimer 01 that is there for its two year service, out goes this one.

Another "Help Me Understand Pam" thread....
I look at Panerai pictures on the web and they all look basically the same but I know they're not and there are no retailers anywhere near where I live so if someone could explain in plain English the differences between Luminor, Radiomir, 1950, etc. it would be really helpful. I think the Panerai Luminor 1950 Flyback Chrono PAM 212 is a work of art but am totally hesitant to pull the trigger because I'm unsure of its size and their site reveals very little to the uninitiated buyer.

WARNING: Please don't smile at your Panerai in the dark
I know it's hard but it can affect your teeth.