Giant of Time: Eli Manning Gets His Own Citizen Watch
New York Giants fans hoping their team goes deep into the NFL playoffs this year can only sit on the sidelines (or couch, or recliner, or high-priced stadium seat) and cheer their star quarterback Eli Manning to victory. However, a lucky few of them can do so while wearing a Citizen watch made specifically for Manning himself. Manning has been a fan and paid endorser of the Japanese watch brand for several years, even appearing on TV commercials that you may have seen during NFL games. But it was only this year that the Giants' Super Bowl-winning QB has lent his name and jersey number to a timepiece, the Eli Manning Limited Edition Perpetual Chrono A.T, which features a dial in Giants blue and is limited to 2,000 pieces total (1,000 with a steel bracelet, 1,000 with a blue polyurethane strap).The watch has a 42-mm case and a quartz movement that features Citizen's signature Eco-Drive technology, which uses sunlight to recharge the battery. It also uses radio-controlled electronic timek

Tutima Academy Featured on MythBusters
On October 20, MythBuster Tory Belleci faced his fear of flying during a harrowing aerobatic exercise at the Tutima Academy of Aviation Safety, a premier precision flight training school operated by legendary stunt pilot Sean D. Tucker in partnership with Tutima. The show’s theme was fear, and to test his limits, Belleci flew with Sean as he used his small plane to bend the laws of physics. To view a promo for the segment on the Discovery Channel site, click the screen capture below.

Burberry watch is the perfect combination of style and function with a silver dial
The day before, it is the perfect combination of style and function with a silver dial this great sport enough numbers to help you tell the time easily. The face has a double time functionality, therefore it is very useful when you need to travel or you have operations in other countries with different time zones.

AP service
I’m considering purchasing an AP. I’m still researching models, but I’m curious about a few things.With my Rolex watches I send them in as needed for service. What is a reasonable timeline for sending in an AP model like the 15400 for service? (Ex: Every 5, 7, 10 years?) What does a standard service run? How long is the turnaround?Just because I’m sure this will be suggested... I used the search function and didn’t find concrete answers, and most of the threads were 5 or more years old...Thanks in advance.

Bangkok Airport
I'm off to Thailand in a couple of weeks and will be transiting Bangkok airport.Are there any Omega AD's there? If so, do you know whether there are any substantial discounts to be had?Cheers guys