Ball Marks Adoption Of Standard Time With New Trainmaster Watch
In addition to their fantastic sport watches, Ball Watches makes some cool dress pieces as well. The new Trainmaster Standard Time is an excellent example and comes with a very reasonable price in 18k rose gold. So why "Standard Time?" Today, we take our synchronized time for granted. Prior to 1883 however, that was something that didn't exist. It's been 130 years since the United States adopted Standard Time and the railroads consolidated 70 different time zones into the four we have today. It was also around that time that a jeweler by the name of Webster Clay Ball decided to utilize the signals emitted by the US Naval Observatory, setting the chronometers in his display window by the signal. This eventually led to Ball's official involvement with the railroads, and brings us to the soon-to-be released watch that celebrates that 1883 milestone.The watch in question is the Ball Trainmaster Standard Time, it's no mystery how they arrived at that name. Presented in an 18k rose gold case

New Watch Brand Arc-Tic Out Of Iceland
If you were to pinpoint a brand that you'd associate with Iceland, it would likely be the JS Watch Company, who have been creating luxury watches since 2005. ?Today we're bringing you word of the latest Icelandic watch company, ARC-TIC Iceland - which just happens to be brought to you by the same people.ARC-TIC shares more than just a country with JS Watch Co - they're actually sister brands. While JS focuses more on refined and high-end pieces, ARC-TIC will be looking to target the outdoors sports market, with designs (and specs) to accommodate those demands. Their intro promotional campaign in Iceland involved a guy in an astronaut suit walking around engaging in guerrilla marketing. Why the ARC-TIC name? The first bit of that is actually pretty obvious - Iceland has the Arctic circle running through it, so it was a natural name to pick up. The hyphenated tic is specifically to call to mind the ticking sound you'd pick up from a clock or watch. Subtle, but I like it.Pages: 1 2 3

To Flip or Not To Flip??? That is the question!!!
I have never considered myself a serial WIS flipper as I typically wait months or at least a year before I trade a piece or several pieces for a new watch. Today, I am in a little bit of a confusion as I might become a serial flipper like our friend Eric. I am very interested in a deal that just came up. I can trade my RO 15300 (which I've owned for a little bit less than a month) plus another watch and upgrade to a BNIB ROO Diver. Would you do it???Comments are really needed!!!

Question about Speedy with leather bracelet
I want to find out if the model 3570.50 is delivered with brown leather bracelet and if so what is the number to identify it and start looking for this model. Thank you friends.

HUGE Panerai versus tiny Rolex...
After a long weekend rockin' the PAM, it always feels weird putting on anything smaller (and lighter!). Even the Sub seems small at times. Heck, even other 44mm watches seem small in comparison... I think I have just become a full-fledged Paneristi.