Apple Watch Smartwatch Launches
Apple has confirmed the "Apple Watch." This is the "iWatch" even though it goes by a different name. We will be updating the details about the upcoming smartwatch as the day goes on but there will be a highly customizable smartwatch that Apple has claimed was developed with watch experts around the world. This is a potentially game changing gadget which incorporates a totally connected wearable computing device with the needs of a lifestyle item that takes into consideration people's personal styles and desire be more connected, with the promise of a smartwatches' ability to show notifications, as well as house a range of sensors for fitness functions. Clearly, there is a lot going on so let's discover all there is to be know about the Apple Watch below.Starting with the very basics, there will be two Apple Watch sizes �C in 38 and 42mm (height, not width oddly enough), respectively �C and three?major "collections", including the Apple Watch, the Apple Watch Sport and the Apple Watch Edi

Introducing The Tissot Heritage Navigator 160th Anniversary Watch
To celebrate its 160th anniversary, Tissot is releasing the Heritage Navigator, a modern update of its 1953 Navigator worldtimer. Honestly, the modern changes are pretty restrained and the Heritage Navigator retains all the little details that makes the original so cool. Check out Tissot's video and be sure to read on for all the details.? 1 OF 2 Tissot Heritage Navigator, White Dial Housed in a 43mm steel case is the automatic, COSC-certified 2893 worldtimer movement from ETA. While this is considerably larger than the original 36mm Navigator from the 50s, the styling of the watch is almost identical otherwise. From the 12-hour bezel to the 24-hour ring and cities disk, and even down to the shape of the hands, the Heritage Navigator is a very faithful tribute.? 2 OF 2 Black Dial Heritage Navigator The only substantial change to the dial is that a few cities and marking have been adjusted. Buenos Aires has been swapped out in favor of Chicago and D

Introducing: The Montblanc 4810 ExoTourbillon Slim
This year is a big year for Montblanc and the ExoTourbillon. They have released three watches with the ExoTourbillon movement: the TimeWalker ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph, the 4810 ExoTourbillon Slim 110 Years, and now the ExoTourbillon Slim. The Slim is slightly different than the previous two ExoTourbillon watches in the fact that it features the caliber MB 29.21 movement which is the new movement released for SIHH this year. 1 OF 2 The caliber MB 29.21 ExoTourbillon movement is automatic and propelled by a micro-rotor and is decorated with the Côtes de Genève en Enventail motif. The micro-rotor was put into place in order to show off the movement more through the sapphire crystal case back. ADVERTISEMENT The movement is 4.5 mm in height. The ExoTourbillon Slim also features the start-stop seconds feature, which is activated by a whip that stops the large screw balance and restarts it on demand. All the functions are

Good non-Speedy Pro Speedy?
Got an itch to give the Speedmaster another try. I didn't bond the last time I got the 3570.50. Plus my BIL just got the Speedy Pro, so don't want to be wearing the same watch every time we have a family get together.So what would be your favorite Speedmaster variant? I do love the Snoopy models, but definitely more than I want to spend, I'd like to keep my outlay around what the Speedy Pro goes for.

60's Speedmaster Mark II
I just discovered my father has one of these laying around the house not being used... Just wondering what the value of something like this would be, If any at all. Also I heard this was the watch worn to go to the moon... very cool! Is there anything more I should know about these watches? I know the current Seamasters are great timepieces, Have they evolved much?Looks like this model (not my pic)