Junghans Force Mega Solar Watch With Wireless Charge And Sync
Watches that offer both solar power and atomic radio time-syncing, I am willing to bet, call to mind for you, as they do for me, watches that hail from Japanese companies �C and for good reason. Brands such as Casio have really made atomic solar watches a big part of their portfolio, offering a variety of styles. It might come as a bit of a surprise, then, to learn that German Junghans' Force Mega Solar is not a completely new foray for the brand.It was back in 1990 when Junghans came up with their first radio-controlled watch, and just three years later incorporated solar recharging. For their latest iteration, they've got a series of watches that can sync around the world (with American, German, and Japanese transmitters) and offer a 21-month stand-by capability.While these technical chops are interesting (and of course meet the criteria of a quartz watch doing what a mechanical cannot), it is not the only story here. Junghans has created some clean, classic styles with these Junghans

Introducing The Bell & Ross Aviation B01 Collection, Three New Flight Instruments For The Wrist
Last year, Bell & Ross released 3 additions to their Aviation line, which built on the brand's "from the cockpit to the wrist" design motif. We enjoy these pieces for their creativity and playfulness (remember this guy?) as well as their extreme legibility in most cases. This year, Bell & Ross are adding 3 more models to their Aviation line, and they keep pushing the boundary of integrating tools from the cockpit to wrist-bound timing instruments. Let's have a closer look at what to expect come Basel. 2 OF 4 BR 01-92 Heading Indicator on left, instrument on right BR 01-92 Heading Indicator It's easy to see where this watch took its inspiration (and name) from. The top layer of the dial is dominated by the graphic outline of an airplane, set over an outer disc labeled with WES (West, East, South) indications and a large yellow triangle representing North. Traditional use would have this disc pointing you in the right direction, but here the yellow triangle will

New to AP woes... PR issue
Any fellow forumer currently wearing the AP safari range has issues with the PR?I got it new and after wearing the full day from 10am-11pm.. The PR seems like not really working that strong as specs. Didn't wind it thou.Day 2 : Called up APSC, Was advise to wind 50x before wearing and that should support the PR for 50hrs (+-) then when wearing movement of wrist should power the watch as well.Did exactly told, PR still is like few hours, took off watch ytd at around 8pm. Watch stopped at 6am.. Day 3 : did a manual wind of 55 turns. Timed the PR. Wind at 3.20pm watch stopped at 4.10pm.Moment of truth, will servicing resolve this and will it happen again

SD for a PO 8500? Huh?
I know most would say don't do it, but ever since I saw the new PO in person I really want it. Actually thought about giving up my SD for one. Crazy or not crazy?

Datejust II vs Datejust 41 (Side by side)
I am interested in the White Dial DJ. My local AD only has the newer 41 version but I have been searching the net all day to find a true comparison of the differences. I have seen many comparisons of the 2 models but with different features, colors, dials, numerals, etc. Does anyone have both (in the exact same configuration) to post a pic of the 2 side by side. Is there a picture out there on the net that can show the difference of the same models side by side? I cant find one and want to see both next to each other to compare the differences.it seems there are avid fans for both versions so I'd like to research a little before pulling the trigger. Thanks in advance.