Seiko Launches World��s First Active Matrix EPD Watch
Seiko has announced the world's first watch with an active matrix EPD display. The watch features a 300 dpi high resolution display for very detailed graphics. You can choose from among five displays to suit your personal taste, or your mood. This solar-powered watch receives time-setting signals from the world's atomic clocks, assuring amazing accuracy. The time signals it receives are accurate to within one second in every 30 million years! The new EPD watch is powered by a self-recharging solar battery, so that no battery replacement is ever required. Once fully charged, thanks to Seiko's expertise in energy-efficient IC and other hi-tech electronics, the new EPD watch can run for up to nine months even without additional exposure to light. If no button is pressed while the watch remains in darkness for 72 hours, the ��sleep' mode is activated. In this mode, the watch remembers the time and continues to receive the radio signal for over three years! As soon as any button is pressed o

De Bethune Dream Watch IV iPhone 4S Luxury Case
De Bethune has released what I think is probably the most high-end and beautiful iPhone 4s case I have ever seen. They started last year I think with phone cases when they released the classy looking De Bethune DBM. That case was in alligator and has a traditionally styled clock style watch in the back of it. This new case is totally futuristic and looks like your iPhone 4S is now a spaceship. Called the Dream Watch IV, the watch dial itself build off of the one-of-a-kind watch De Bethune made for the Only Watch 2011 auction.Limited to just 12 pieces the Dream Watch IV iPhone 4S case is made out of beadblasted titanium. The finish should look amazing if I know anything about De Bethune timepieces. The watch dial itself is done in a specially colored blue titanium with diamonds and 18k white gold to look like stars. Purely mechanical, the time is told via discs that read the hours and minutes. These dials are simply put, gorgeous. Still not sure how the watch is wound or where the crown

flightmaster 911 on Omega Mesh.
Took this off the original and put it on a nice old Omega Mesh.A bit of tropical happening to the sub dials, main part has gone from black to a bit grey.Although, according to another thread, it may just be uniform water damage.

Nautilus bracelet links size
Can anyone please measure the length of a Nautilus bracelet link, count the total number of non-removable links on the 6-hour side of the bracelet, and also measure the total length of the non-removable part of the bracelet for the 6-hour side?Reason: I'm considering adding a Nautilus to my collection, but my slim wrist requires me to size the 6-hour side of every bracelet quite short and accurate. For example, with the Sub-C 3 full links is too short for me, 4 full links is too long. 3 full inks + a half link is perfect. Old Rolex bracelets are out of question since they have 4 fixed links. I'm wondering how much flexibility do Nautilus bracelets have to offer.Thank you in advance

Considering a Vintage Perpetual Calendar Chronograph - any input appreciated
I am considering adding a vintage Patek Perpetual Calendar Chronograph to my collection.I have done a lot of reading around the 3 different variations of the 3970 series and have also been looking at the 5970.Obviously prices are very very robust and so trying to find anything at a fair price is a challenge.I am looking to buy a watch to keep and to wear and do not have any plans to flip or hold for purely investment purposes. However i am keen to buy wisely and select one of the more sought after models / metals.i will probably focus on the 3970 for the time being but am also open to the 5970 should i find a good one at a fair price.Any input on which of the particular variations to get and the rarity of different metals dial combinations would be very useful.Thanks in advance