Apple Watch Release: Final Details & Prices
We were with Apple in San Francisco covering the "Spring Forward" Apple Watch release event live: we've now updated this article with the latest details.In the event, Apple CEO Tim Cook said "the Apple Watch is the most advanced timepiece ever created." Let's see how that translates into reality and wrap up all the details of the Apple Watch. In September 2014, Apple debuted its upcoming smartwatch - the Apple Watch - in a landmark event that really acted to tease the tech and watch world. Apple revealed enough about the Apple Watch to get everyone excited, but failed to discuss some of the most important elements about the Apple Watch, such as price details for all the models, battery life, and how the Apple Watch would fully integrate into the Apple software and hardware ecosystem outside of it needing to pair with an iPhone.In fact, one of my personal biggest questions regarding Apple Watch ownership is how easy will it be to own two which are synced together? Let's say you want an

Tsovet SVT-CN38 Review
Tsovet was the first brand whose products we reviewed just over 3 years ago (yikes!). A fitting start for w&w, as it was a well styled and affordable piece. 3 years later, we've learned an awful lot about watches, brands, and what qualities to look for in an affordable piece. Similarly, Tsovet has continued to grow, gaining popularity and refining their look. It's fitting now that we get to revisit the brand and take a look at one of their most intriguing and possibly surprising watches to date, the SVT-CN38.Prior to this design, if you had asked me for a super quick description of Tsovet's watches, I would have said, big, bold, military styled watches with a nod to Russian and Submarine aesthetics. The SVT-CN38 veers strongly from that description with a distinctly 30's/40's, Bauhaus design in a modest 38mm case. There is still something stern and severe, perhaps constructivist, about it, which speaks to the brands origins, but the design is clearly rooted in something more German

It's here!!
Good Day All,I just picked up my new AP (15300) and had it sized.I will post more photos once I get home.Take care,Eric

If you had to choose...
This thread is for the owners of AP and PP mostly but others can chime in, it interests me to know if you had to choose between having either only PP or only AP what would you prefer and why? I mean for those who have both if you had to choose between keeping your AP's or your PP's which ones would it be?Thanks for letting me know your opinion as I went to the AP boutique in Paris and was a little disappointed with the RO's, tried the skeleton and the 15400, and can't say they appealed to me much, tried also the ceramic diver, but in white, and even though it's not for my wrist I did find it very well made and finished…

Chefs and their watches?
I am a massive fan of cuisine, along with others I'm sure. Ive been cooking since I was very young and have always wished I had become a chef. I'm always visiting new restaurants all over the world, watching cooking / chef related reality shows on TV etc One thing I notice is many chefs have extremely good tastes in watches! I've seen more rolexes consistently on chefs than I have anywhere else in the wild. Could be because I spend too much time in restaurants lolAnyone on here a chef professionally? If so could you tell me, Are watches and WIS very common in the industry? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk