TAG Heuer Partners with North American Soccer Organizations
TAG Heuer has announced a landmark, long-term partnership agreement with Major League Soccer (MLS) and the U.S. Soccer Federation. The partnership, which commences on March 6, the first day of the 2016 MLS season, also includes the Professional Referee Organization (PRO), the organization responsible for managing the referee and assistant referee program in professional soccer leagues in the United States and Canada. As part of the agreement, PRO referees will wear the recently launched TAG Heuer Connected Watch during matches, and will also brandish the TAG Heuer logo on their uniforms. TAG Heuer branding will also be visible on the substitution board used on the sideline during matches.Roger RueggerMLS Commissioner Don Garber at the New York press conference Roger RueggerMLS Referees will wear TAG Heuer-branded uniforms during the 2016 season. The Swiss watch brand, which has long been associated with sports timekeeping and recently entered into a partnership with NFL star Tom Brady,

Three Watch Brands That Surprised Us at Baselworld 2015
While nearly every watch brand exhibiting at Baselworld puts forth at least one notable headliner piece each year, those of us who cover the industry often find many of the new offerings to be somewhat on the predictable side. Occasionally, we’ll see something truly unexpected, like Patek Philippe’s Calatrava Travel Time, or Bulgari’s “connected” luxury watch, the Diagono Magnesium, both introduced at this year’s fair. And sometimes, some of the smaller or more under-the-radar brands will come up with something memorable that few would have predicted �� mainly because few were probably thinking about them at all. Here are three pleasant surprises from WatchTime’s Baselworld 2015 tour.Herm��s introduced a perpetual calendar watch in its new Slim d’Herm��s collection.Despite its recent strides in luxury watchmaking �� including its development of a very clever and distinctive complication for its Arceau le Temps Suspendu watch �� Herm��s is not g

New Rolex Explorer and Submariner Revealed
And, in one of the most necessary possible updates, here is the new Explorer I. With no confirmation, it looks like that it was expanded to 40 mm (38 mm maybe?) 39 mm, with a new numbering and even power outage numbers. Proficiency with in turn the figures is not blackened, they simply have no luminova on them, giving a look of steel and money offshore.

Please give me the name of this Omega
As you can tell I know less then zero about Omegas so can you please tell me the name of this model?

Omega Service etching
Rolex etches an S in the saphire crown after a service. Do the folks who service Omegas mark the watch anywhere after servicing?