Review: Mutewatch
To be honest, I don't usually wear a digital watch.? I find the classic feel and analog dial of a mechanical watch to be far more rewarding and equally easy to use.? Digitals are usually reserved for more strenuous activities that require a more rugged timepiece.? That's when I pull out my trusty G-Shock GX-56.? When I first heard about the Mutewatch however, it changed my expectations for a digital watch.? LED numbers, touch interface, one flowing piece, vibration alerts��this is interesting.? Today, having spent some time with the Mutewatch, I can safely say that it is truly unique and may be the start of a whole new category of watches.The Mutewatch case is one flowing piece of rubber.? There is no separate band, really no seams to speak of, and its screen is hidden under a translucent piece of rubber.? When the screen isn't active, it's invisible.? The time is only displayed on command, through a simple tap on the flat "screen" or a flick of your wrist.youtu.be/Pyk5Pc6x2WEFunctions

RO 40th Anniversary Grand Complication
I recently received a copy of the Harrods Magazine which included a watch supplement.Apparently Harrods are selling a RO 40th Anniversary Grand Complication limited edition of one piece only.These are pics of the article below. I would have thought that AP would have auctioned off such a unique piece.

Omegas on Omega NATOs
lets see those pics of your Omega on an Omega NATO strap. here's mine...

Aqua Terra Golf: My Next Omega Grail
I was browsing the Omega website today and stumbled upon what appears to be the watch of my (near-term) dreams: Aqua Terra Golf.I've always liked the design of the Aqua Terra, but the 39mm case didn't really appeal to me. I'm probably quite behind the times, but 41.5mm Aqua Terra + green accents is a winner in my eyes. Well then again, green is just my favorite color. (Thus I think the Sub LV is beautiful too.)Just have to save up and hope one pops up on the secondary market eventually!Anyone know of other watches with relatively normal (black/white) faces with green accents?

Seamaster Planet Ocean Ladies Chronograph
Now I think there was a topic on this a while back here but not sure how much info / pictures were attached. A great new ladies watch from Omega on the way. Pictures of this watch came about during Basel 2009. There is a write up on the new Planet Ocean Chronograph in Omega Lifetime (4th issue seen below):From - omegawatchesAll of the issues can be seen here:.omegawatches/index.php?id=1113Omega is yet to updated their model listings on the site, and the magazine article does not list a model number. It is known for sure though that this watch is a 37.5mm Planet Ocean Chronograph for the Ladies. This watch has the same Co-Axial caliber 3313 movement from their larger models. As of this moment I do not know the MSRP, but expecting it to cost less than the bigger, mens models. Same depth rating as the other versions, 600M. Also herd that it will be just like those bigger models and offer both Chronograph (seen below) and non Chronograph. In my opinion think it is one heck of a watch for t