Itay Noy Part Time Watch
In a studio in Tel-Aviv, the creative mind of Itay Noy conceives made-to-order timepieces that are sure to catch the eye. His latest offering �C displayed at Baselworld 2015 �C is the Itay Noy Part Time. Available in four color schemes, limited to 24 pieces each, the concept of the Itay Noy Part Time is simple: the dial is divided into two parts, one for the day, one for the night. When the day side is active (from 6am-6pm) the night side sleeps and vice versa. The temporal segments are split by a vertical line, running from 12 to 6 o'clock. At the very bottom of the dial, the series number is engraved and, at the very top, Itay Noy's name decorates the dial in his distinctive personal font.There are two separate designs, each with two color options. I think the most striking of the two is the day and night dial, which has a sun motif on the left and a moon and stars scene on the right. It's certainly unique?how the 'active' portion of the dial is indicated by either the sun or moon co

Eterna Super KonTiki Watches For 2015
Eterna seems to have realized that the Super KonTiki watch is a valuable "character" in the brand's DNA and is bringing the famed dive watch back in a strong way for 2015. So for Baselworld 2015, Eterna will be releasing a new Eterna Super KonTiki watch collection in a few colors, and at a relatively decent price. The collection appears durable and attractive, without too much fluff to dissuade purists from being excited about it. Eterna actually has not revealed a comprehensive list of tech specs, so we don't know certain details such as the bezel material, though, I did learn that the water resistance of the case is 200 meters.When we last visited the Eterna Super KonTiki, it was back in 2010, when Eterna (which was a very different company back then) released the limited edition Super KonTiki 1973 (hands-on here). That was a lovely watch, and while the 2015 Super KonTiki is distinct in style and design, it maintains a lot of the same DNA that makes it a real "Super KonTiki."Fashiona

Autodromo Group B Review
When people discuss the great eras of watch making, the 80's don't often come up. It was a time when quartz had leveled the industry, inexpensive pieces flooded in and digital was emerging. Nor do the 80's come up when people speak of great style and fashion, plagued by fluorescent colors, padded shoulders and oddly baggy shirts. But when people discuss Rally car racing, it's a different story altogether.With Autodromo's new line of watches they drew upon the distinctly 80's era of rally car racing known as Group B. As Sean pointed out when we first announced the watches, Group B was a notoriously brutal and dangerous. Cars were light and had monstrous amounts of power. It was an era that fostered a lot of technological innovation in the sport, but resulted in too many accidents as well as a few deaths, ending after 4 years. Many consider it the "golden age" of rally car racing.As with previous lines of Autodromo watches, the design found its inspiration in those beastly machines, draw

Incoming 5164 r
Having owned the 5164/1a, I was devastated when I had to flip. Fast forward to 2018, I had a chance to get the Rose gold version and I could not be happier!The rg really pops and is blingy without being to blingy (know what I mean).The collection has changed so much but Oh well.

Can't stop loving my sub
I know it's still in full blown honey moon phase but damn I'm really bad, my girl is actually starting to get slightly jealous lolHow long do your honeymoon phases normally last? Or am I just a freak?Almost a week for me and I kinda don't see a end in sight Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk