Time Timer Is The Most Straight-Forward Timing Watch Ever
No, this isn't a piece for collectors or us high-end watch snobs. This is a gadget watch and I felt it was worth sharing because of how useful it is to the right people. Most of us have somewhere along the line (or at times) forgotten that watches are about telling the time, and timing purposes. Weird right? The unbelievably straight-forward name of the 'Time Timer" watch shows what this company is all about - "timing time."According to Time Timer, the concept of their watches was to produce timing devices that were more visual, especially for children or people with learning disabilities. Having said that, it has been my experience that visual interpretations of time are excellent for people who have time management problems or when tasks needs to be completed within a certain amount of time (such as a test, presentation, performance, etc..). Why? Well it has to do with our minds conceptualizing the remaining time of an event as part of a whole. Pie chart or bar style indicators or ti

The Bell Ross BR 03-92 white ceramic watch is presented in a version with a diamond-set stainless steel bezel
Equipped with a display of date which can be adjusted quickly, as well as sweep them seconds, this automatic winding mechanism can count on run to about 42 hours, when removed from the wrist. This movement precisely engineered is protected against shock and moisture within the case compaction of the eve of the BR 03, which is justified to be resistant to 100 metres deep. The Bell & Ross BR 03-92 white ceramic watch is presented in a version with a diamond-set stainless steel bezel. The exceptional versatility of these fashion of Bell and Ross watches is reinforced by a range of belts of Bell and Ross easily interchangeable alligator leather, rubber or synthetic material, each of which is available in a range of colours to satisfy the whims of the moment.

Call me crazy but...
Hello!Yesterday, I was trying to change the strap of my Ploprof (mesh to rubber) Even if I have the right tools to do it, sometimes still hard to do it.I was thinking, there anyone, with the same idea as me? Which idea?MAKE A HOLE! just like the old Ploprof Please, don't be hard with me Regards

Graduation watch
My dad has asked me what watch I would like for my graduation present this year, I figured the best people to ask would be those who know a lot about watches.Originally I was dead torn between a Submariner and a Breitling Emergency Mission, already had the conversation about the radio and 'improper use' with him and a jeweller. But because of the recession, my dad being pretty hard hit as he is self employed, I think I may ask for something a little less expensive and the obvious answer to me is an Omega..omegawatches/gents/se...hrono/22105200.omegawatches/gents/se...23230465101002Both have their merits. The orange is slightly different plus I could buy the orange rubber strap to wear when on holiday or out on the boat. Though I could see other people finding it to be a little offensive and gaudy, maybe.The black is very conservative and the mesh strap is also a little different but looks very classic.Or is there anything else I am missing. All feedback welcome, a lot of you guys have

PAM90 Power Reserve
I have a friend who just purchased a PAM90 Power Reserve (no box or papers). I opened the case back for him to find that it had the 7750-p3 OP III Movement. I am not familiar with Panerai, he said it was a pam90. I thought the PAM90 had the Caliber IX but this has the Panerai OPIII w. power reserve. It's a F series.Is this possible? I have attached the picture of the movement from the watch he purchased. Here is a picture of the dial.