Ulysse Nardin Caprice Tiger in White Gold
The limited edition Caprice Tiger glistens with an array of gemstones. The tiger form sparkles with diamonds and looks out through emerald eyes, while rubies mark the hour. The simple automatic winding movement features a diamond-set rotor in 22-karat gold, visible through a clear sapphire-crystal case back. The 18-karat white gold case is topped by a brilliant diamond-set bezel. An assortment of satin and galushat straps, and a white-gold bracelet, are available. The Caprice Tiger is presented as a limited-edition collection of 28 pieces. Complete technical specifications appear below the images, which may be enlarged with a click.Technical DataCaliber UN-13Type Mechanical self-winding movementSize 11 ? Diameter of movement 25.60 mmTotal height of movement 3.60 mmTotal number of jewels 21 jewelsOscillations 28,800 V/h (4Hz)Power reserve approximately 42 hoursCrown water-resistantCase dimension 34 x 35.4mmWater-resistance 50mCrystal anti-reflective sapphire crystalCase back open case b

Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch, Space Race
The Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch is among the most famous historic watches of all times, and it still happens to be produced today. Here is some more of the "back-story" behind the iconic watch: Chances are that at some point today you've used a satellite. Whether TV, phone or internet, your digital footprint will have probably graced the heavens, tossed about by a network of delicate machines that shoot around the ball of rock we call home at over 18,000mph. But, 1,071 successful satellite launches ago, there wasn't a single man-made device orbiting the Earth. Then, on October 4th, 1957, the starting pistol fired and the Space Race began.The launch of the Soviet Sputnik 1 took US President Dwight D. Eisenhower by such surprise that he coined the term sputnik crisis in response to Russia's success. But Sputnik wasn't the only game-changing creation of 1957; the other was in Switzerland, in the shadow of the Neuchatel mountains: the birth of the Omega Speedmaster. To complim

Augmenting Reality - The Stock Watches App
Technology today has changed how we do a large number of things. Think back to just ten years ago, before true smartphones, and the limited capacity our mobile devices had. Remember back when minutes were the big thing that the carriers got you on? Evening and weekend minutes ring any bells? That way of thinking has shifted and now minutes are a non-commodity where data is now king. Our banking has changed, how we find places and get to them. All have come about at an amazing pace. Even shopping has largely changed, with the ability to quickly make a purchase from your smartphone and have it on your doorstep in two days, or the next day if you so desire (and in some markets even the same day!).One area where technology has not yet made that big of a change is in the ability to try before you buy. This extends to clothing, shoes, eyeglasses and, yes, watches. Brick and mortar stores are the way to try on a piece before you pull the trigger to see how it fits, if you like it, etc…

What to dooooo?? omega vs rolex
Hello again guys,I am getting many thoughts in my head!I have recently found Omega Planet oceans quite attractive, especially the chrono ones. However, I just wanted to ask about the prestige of there watches. I know their retail prices might go up to 7 or 8 k sometimes but are they worth the buy?, because with that kind of money i can save up a little but and buy a ss Daytona or something...What do you guys think? I currently own a Sub-C LV and I was wondering if I should purchase the PLanet ocean chrono or just wait another few months for a daytona ( might have to sacrifice the LV-C for the daytona though).

My Second Omega: Triple Date 3523.30. Photos included!!!
Guys,Just purchased this Triple Date. Tell me what you think.