Nomos Lambda Watch Is New Higher-End Offering From German Brand
Today, Glashutte-based Nomos is introducing two new higher-end watches; the "Lambda" and the "Lux (discussed here)" We chose to cover each of them in a separate article. This is the Lambda, and with it is the Lux we will cover in another post. Both are similar timepieces that are offered in different case shapes - each with questionable namesAvailable in either 18k rose or white gold, these Teutonic timepieces take what we already love about Nomos to a new, more "luxury" playing ground. Each of course contains a totally in-house made Nomos mechanical movement and a minimalist Bauhaus style.The announcement of these more luxury watches is a bit strange because it goes against what the brand is for many people. Nomos is where you go when you want a well-made mechanical watch without the typical luxury pricing premium. Most will agree that the Lambda could be more expensive for sure, but it is certainly a much more expensive product compared to what we are used to seeing from the fine Ger

Review of the Nike Amp+ iPod Control Watch From WatchReport.com
The Nike Amp+ isn't designed to be an all-around running or fitness watch. It's specifically designed for runners who already have the Nike + iPod kit. Similar to the Timex iControl we recently reviewed, the Nike Amp+ is a remote control for your iPod Nano, however unlike the Timex, the Nike Amp+ uses the existing Nike + iPod gadget that plugs into your iPod, so you're actually adding the iPod remote control to the Nike iPod system. Allow me to explain...Click on the above text for the full article at WatchReportwatches-dealer. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First NIKE SPORT ARMBAND FOR iPOD NANO RUN NEOPRENE ACCESSABLE ControlsRed Blk NEW$0.99Time Remaining: 2d 16h 59mBid now nike + apple ipod remote controller watch WM0053 new battery working fine led$55.00Time Remaining: 4d 14h 29mBuy It Now for only: $75.00Buy It Now | Bid now iPod Nano Case Armband Built in Contr

Anyone Regulate their AP?
I'm not sure many here tinker with their APs, but thought I'd ask. I have an older 25860 that is losing 30 sec/day on a timegrapher (and on the wrist/winder). I've had watches with 7750 movements before and the regulation is a relatively simple task. Moving one arm adjusts the beat error and the other the rate. I think this is the same for the 2385 movement in my ROC (meaning Arm 1 in the picture adjusts beat error and Arm 2 the rate), but I haven't been able to get the two arms to move separately. Moving one moves the other. Has anyone done this?I could obviously send it in to AP but the movement was serviced to fix the chronograph a couple of months ago although not by AP. And I am waiting for a response from the seller who had it serviced. But if it came down to a simple twist of a screw or movement of a lever, I'd prefer to do it myself at this point rather than send it off again. I don't get it wet since it has low WR, but will grease the gasket when done as well.

Authenticate Rolex in Hong Kong
Hi allI'm a new member and have been trying to get a steel GMT Master II in many countries around the world with no luck. Will be in Hong Kong in March so this seems like the best place. I've been able to find quite a few on Chrono24 from what appear reputable dealers but am concerned about authenticity considering these models are so popular and hard to find.Can anyone advise the best way to authenticate a Rolex purchased from a dealer and not an authorised Rolex store?Is it possible to make an appointment at the Rolex Service Centre in HK for them to open it up and confirm? Thanks David

Rolex submariner no date 114060
Does anyone have information about the differences on the dial ROLEX SUBMARINER 114060 NO DATE CERAMIC?