Looking Time in the Eye: Two New HYT Skull Watches
Skulls are a popular motif in luxury watches lately �� check out our list of some of the most notable ones �� and now HYT, one of the most unconventional watchmakers out there, gets in on the act in its own unique “hydromechanical horology” style with the release of the HYT Skull, available in two colorful versions.To create the new HYT Skull Green Eye and Red Eye models, HYT CEO Vincent Perriard gave his watchmakers a simple but challenging goal: make a timepiece that has a totally original look but still maintains the HYT watch brand’s signature style. “Simply taking an existing movement, giving it a vague skull shape and presenting it as an entirely new piece is not really our style,” Perriard says.?The watches, like previous HYT models, use a colored fluid �� flowing through a thin capillary and controlled by the expansion and contraction of two vertical bellows in the movement �� to keep track of the hours with the aid of a numbered scale around the dial.

Porsche Design is a design firm who licenses the production of its timepieces
Porsche Design is a design firm who licenses the production of its timepieces. IWC produced Porsche Design watches for several years in the 1990s. The Porsche history has been highlighted by numerous technical discoveries and innovative ideas. Porsche invited most talented an experienced watchmakers and designers and commissioned them with developing of the fundamentally innovative watches.

Introducing The Breitling Transocean Chronograph Edition
We like good Breitling, and the new Transocean Chronograph doesn't disappoint. This model hankers for its roots a bit more than its predecessor with a vintage-feeling scheme and a simpler dial layout. Best of all, and unlike the earlier model, the Transocean Chronograph features a sapphire case back to showcase manufacture wares. 2 OF 4 The new model starts off with a 43 mm case (foreshadowing what's inside) in highly-polished stainless steel with steeply curved lugs. Like most Breitlings, you're bound to feel every millimeter of it. The dial has what Breitling calls "twinzone silver d��cor," but it's more along the lines of champagne in color. The tachymeter scale (probably excessive on this watch) is still on the outer perimeter of the dial, only this time a darker disc highlights the applied hour markers and date window at 6 o'clock. 3 OF 4 Is the date window necessary? It probably is if you're a pilot or someone along those lines, but we're not sure of ho

Bracelet for my ROO 15307
Hey everyone, I'm trying to find a bracelet for my ROO Diver, does anyone know where I can get one, other than buying new from AP? Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

5712G Patrk Nautilus Movement reference
Want to check if anyone knows why some 5712G watches have the number 240 under movement number and other watches have the number 240/164Is there a difference in the movement? Can someone kindly explain