Invicta Pro Diver Wood Watch
I am not always a fan of Invicta watches, but with the number of pieces they release, there are bound to be some cool ones. Lately I have been fascinated with watches that have wood in them. Some watches are all wood, while others use the material for the dial, or other elements of the watch. Invicta has taken wood and used it in their Pro Diver watch, for the "Pro Diver Wood" watch. You can see that wood is used as the center link in the bracelet, as well as for the dial.The wood used is actually teak - a popular wood when it comes to water resistance. Well, I have feeling it is highly treated though. The links in the bracelet are capped in steel to reduce wear. While the dial isn't the epitome of clarity, it is considered "unbusy" by Invicta standards. In all steel, the case is 48mm wide, and actually have a really attractive looking rotating diver's bezel.Going? back to the bracelet, you'll notice the use of what looks like tons of screws to hold it together. Feels like Invicta want

luxurious watch of Hublot Exclusively
At a dinner organized by le Tourneau and its more recent CEO James Suess, participants enjoyed a meal of celebrity chef Daniel Boulud. Thanks, Boulud received a special giant window wall clock for its cuisine. These wall clocks are customized for window and absolutely prized by collectors and fans of the brand. The fact that the biggest names of the porthole and Tourneau is presented for the dinner is a sign of the seriousness, each takes the partnership.

BRIDGE OF MOVEMENT / CALL of Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Roue
BRIDGE OF MOVEMENT / CALL THE:The dial was created on the main plate of the movement itself and is decorated with a blown sand finish with relief index polished black (hours, minutes and power reserve); obtained with surface treatment special laser and chemical Surface of DM). The square wheel and leaves of clover of mesh transfer power with the same precision as the part of circular counterparts; In addition the wheel is used to indicate the seconds The square wheel and the wheel of the clover sheet are highlighted by a circular aperture on the movement, decorated with a bottom of sand-dazzled end.

So, are the 44.25mm Co-Axial Speedmasters Out???
I'm talking about the 311.30.44.50.01.002 and 311.30.44.50.01.001. .omegawatches/index.ph...002&no_cache=1 and .omegawatches/index.ph...001&no_cache=1 , respectively. I still haven't seen any and went to Jared's (yeah, I went there) and they looked at my like I was crazy. He said, he'd look into the 44.25mm Speedy. So, anyone? Bueler, Bueler, Bueler.... Thanks in advance.

Video of how the 5175R is made
I can't say I like the 5175R and when I first saw it and read about it, I didn't think much of the watch, but after watching this, I've gained a whole new appreciation of it. Looking at a picture or video of it is one thing, but looking at how it gets made is an entirely different story...I didn't know how to directly link the video, but here's the website where I found it:sploid.gizmodo/seeing-the...949/+caseychanAnd boy do I not want the be the worker whose hand slipped and jacked up a case while doing the engravings!