IWC Launches Aquatimer E-Book
IWC has launched a new e-book as an environmentally responsible way to showcase the Aquatimer collection without printing catalogs. The e-book contains striking visuals and a range of multi-media content. Visitors can explore the Galapagos Islands, watch a technical visualization of the new depth gauge, and use the zoom function to explore the Aquatimer up close. To view the IWC Aquatimer e-book, simply click the screen shot below.

The layout of Invicta Men's 7219 Signature Collection Corduba Diverlock Stainless Steel Watch
The scratch-resistant mineral crystals. Screws to the Crown. Case solid return. Case diameter: 47 mm. case thickness: 14 mm. The Fold-over with security clasp news release. At 200 meters/660 feet water resistant. Functions: hours, minutes, seconds and calendar. Additional Info: Japanese miyota automatic.

New from Techne: The Merlin Collection
Popular “budget” brand, Techn�� looks to have another winner on their hands with the recently released Merlin Collection. The military inspired pieces – reminiscent of airplane cockpit instrumentation and early mil watches – are available in a time (with seconds) only or a multi-function version. ?The movement inside of each is a Seiko Instruments quartz movement, specifically the VD78.A quick look at the specs reveal a very moderate 38mm size with 20mm lugs and a mineral crystal. Water resistance is shallow at 50M, which is logical for a watch with pilot-styling. The watch has a number of options for the strap at purchase: NATO, canvas or cowhide leather options are available for each model. The multi-function provides day of the week and date over the time only version.Prices for the time only models are $190-$200 and the multi-function runs $240-$250, depending on your strap choice.Tecnh�� has continued to put out well designed military-inspired timepieces and

The AP Diver, Setting the date and the movement.
Just gotten what is my first AP last week, and it's this SS Diver. My dealer advised to set the quick date after 6pm, but according to the manual it says between 1am �C 6pm. To avoid any contradiction, which should be the right way to do it?Coming from the Rolexes, I've never had the need to worry about such stuffs. What are the important things to lookout for with this AP movement to avoid any unnecessary harm?

Photo of Photograph
Hi. Happy New Year to everyone reading this.As you are probably aware I've been doing a series of Photo shoots of my Omega Watch Collection. I have had a few members PM about how do I do them, Well to assist me in answering I thought a photo says a 1000 words. Basically it is a mixture of a Light tent, defused flash in Light box, Daylight balanced studio lighting and a reflector and reflecting board and of course the macro lens and Camera + Tripod......etc. The set up takes over the spare bedroom for a week but the wife is very understanding and deserves a medal. Thanks again for all the encouraging comments. I have enjoyed reading them alot. I will be posting the last two sets of pics very soon. The 38mm Constellation and an Omega family photo to finish with. Have a great day