Holition: Try on 3D Virtual Watches at Home
Holition is launching the second generation of their real-time 3D virtual reality application that lets you “try on” virtual watches at home using a computer with a web cam. With Holition, your computer monitor looks like a mirror in which you can see yourself with the watch on your wrist. As you move, your image and the virtual watch move with you in real time. You can view a demo video on the Holition web site. Holition is also available on dedicated consoles that can be placed in stores, allowing customers to try on watches the retailer does not have in stock. Holition allows shoppers to change the watch and even change aspects of the watch such as the dial color via an interactive touch-screen interface.Holition will be demonstrating their product at Baselworld. Here are some screen shots, but I recommend using the link above to view the video demonstration to get the full effect.

Dare I say it..? INCOMING!!!!
Ohhhh dearr.... Yahh, I kinda got carried away, I just spotted this beauty and just had too.. Shes brand new from AD, now discontinued, none left at Omega.. ...

The use of the stick markers
Hello everyone,Do you guys think that Rolex will introduce some of there classic dials this year at Basel world ? I can't help but notice almost all new dial designs are stick markers , new skydweller, 95 percent of the new DJ41 are only stick markers. I'm really hoping that they bring back the stainless steel DJ with Roman numerals or even Arabic numerals would look exquisite on the DJ41. I just don't wanna pull the triggger and then have them release a new fleet of dials , am I better off waiting until march ?Thanks

116719blro
Hi,I'm being seduced by this 116719 BLRO model. Can someone point me in the ballpark of current pricing? In terms of ad vs grey vs used?Thanks

Flip the Sub 114060 for a GMT 16710?
I currently have a Sub C ND that I bought to wear as an every day watch and it does the job perfectly. But I'll be honest, it just doesn't give me that special feeling that my BLNR gives me every time I put it on. It feels great on the wrist and the watch itself is very handsome but it's also a bit...boring. I've been considering almost every SS model but nothing was singing to me. Then it just happened, the 16710 GMT Master II. I've always liked them but being that they were discontinued a while back, I was a bit nervous to buy an older watch. But lately I've been looking at them more and more and it just really grew on me. Unfortunately, so has the price. If I were to buy one it would most likely have to be an incomplete set, probably watch only and I would probably still have to add some cash on top after selling the ND (which is a complete set). I am buying with the intention of wearing and not storing so as long as the watch is in good condition I wouldn't mind. Would you guys fli