Panerai’s New Luminor Has Antimagnetic Case
Panerai‘s newest Luminor Submersible model debuts a new technological innovation for the brand: a special case construction that ensures a high level of resistance to the magnetic fields, omnipresent in everyday life, that can disrupt or even stop a watch’s movement.The Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 Amagnetic 3 Days Automatic Titanio-47 mm (referred to more succinctly as the PAM00389) has a specially designed internal case made of soft iron, which encloses and isolates the movement, forming a Faraday cage that diverts the flow of magnetic fields. This construction provides an impressive degree of magnetic resistance: 40,000 A/m (amperes per meter), a limit more than eight times greater than the value specified by international standards. The soft iron case is immediately beneath the dial, which is made of the same material. (As many fans of IWC know, that brand also uses a type of soft iron inner-case construction in some of its Pilot watches.)Our watches are exposed to

Giveaway: Vittorium AT Watch
Become acquainted with Vittorium watches of Switzerland - here is your chance to win a Vittorium Model AT watch in flashy red and white. With a unique Mediterranean flair, this dive style watch boasts 500 meters of water resistance and has a unique design. The steel case is 42mm wide and has a rotating diver's bezel. Crystal is AR coated sapphire, and the watch is matched to a leather strap with a water-resistant lining. Inside the watch is a Swiss ETA F06.111 quartz movement (same movement used in lots of high-end Swiss quartz watches such as Tag Heuer). For more information you can see my article on Vittorium AT watches here.For you to win is this Vittorium AT Ref. VW260157, with a retail price of $775. Enter below for a chance to win.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post below with your valid e-mail address where required. In the body of your comment mention the wildest color scheme for a watch that appeals to you to wear. 2. Be a pal. If possible, Facebook friend/fan all or an

15450 Cobalt Blue
In previous threads, others have stated that the new 15450 would reportedly have the same blue dial as the 15400; however, I couldn't help notice the difference in the new blue dial in comparison to the classic boutique blue. On the AP website, the stainless 15450 and 15451 are described as having a cobalt blue Grand Tapisserie dial. The gold 15450 appears to have the classic boutique blue (and makes no mention of cobalt), which makes sense as it is boutique only whereas the stainless 15450 and 15451 are not. Has anyone seen this new cobalt blue in the wild? Have any other ROs featured this in the past? Hard to get a sense in photos with different lighting, as seen below, and no AP dealers near me.

Pleased to introduce my latest addition !!
Hi Friends,Let me introduce you to my latest addition.... loving it !!Hope you will like it too !

Again? Nautilus vs Royal Oak
I met a friend few days ago, found he was wearing Royal Oak. A usual friend gathering became a Nautilus and Royal Oak beauty contesting! Which one you like? Why?I feel my choice is so right, and you? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk