Seiko Launches World��s First Active Matrix EPD Watch
Seiko has announced the world's first watch with an active matrix EPD display. The watch features a 300 dpi high resolution display for very detailed graphics. You can choose from among five displays to suit your personal taste, or your mood. This solar-powered watch receives time-setting signals from the world's atomic clocks, assuring amazing accuracy. The time signals it receives are accurate to within one second in every 30 million years! The new EPD watch is powered by a self-recharging solar battery, so that no battery replacement is ever required. Once fully charged, thanks to Seiko's expertise in energy-efficient IC and other hi-tech electronics, the new EPD watch can run for up to nine months even without additional exposure to light. If no button is pressed while the watch remains in darkness for 72 hours, the ��sleep' mode is activated. In this mode, the watch remembers the time and continues to receive the radio signal for over three years! As soon as any button is pressed o

Recommended Reading: IWC Releases A 164-Page Online Book About The History Of The Portuguese (N��e Portugieser)
IWC has a wonderful history of no nonsense, beautiful, and impactful wristwatches. I'm talking Mark XI pilots watches, Ingenuiers, and of course, the Portuguese. To be fair, there isn't a more important IWC family to any real collector than the Portuguese, and just yesterday, IWC released a 164-page online book about this most important collection. 1 OF 3 This online book covers not only the earliest days of the Portuguese family – including how many examples of the early reference 325 were made and in which series – but also every subsequent variation of the Portuguese family. Of note, you will find a detailed section on the Jubilee models of 1993, which revived the collection, and on the several limited edition pieces – some of which I bet you've never even seen. 2 OF 3 This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Portuguese and this a great way to encourage collecting and scholarship of this family. You can read the entire 164

007 40TH Anniversary James Bond Value
I purchased this watch in December 2002 ,it has never been worn it still has the Omega plastic on the clasp etc, I have decided I would like to sell it can anyone offer me some advice on its value , While I realise it is a Omega it must have some value to a O collector.Best RegardsPaul

A Life Question to the Patek Philippe Owner's of the World
I often gaze upon this discussion board with extreme longing in my heart and promise in my eyes. I like most watch lovers view Patek Philippe as the pinnacle of the watch world and ask myself what I must do in life to attain a financial position to achieve my ownership goal. I often catch myself in the, want it now category, with dreams of winning the lottery and becoming rich over night. This is funny because I have never played the lottery and hate gambling. I know in my heart this is the wrong mentality. I often say, Anything truly worth having in life takes hard work, determination, and perseverance. If it didn't everyone would have it. My question to this board of truly successful people would be, after all your life experiences, whats the one piece of advice you would give someone that truly wants to achieve greatness in life?To proved you with some context about myself, I am a recent MBA graduate working at an entry level position in the largest financial management firm in the

BLNR with Oyster Flex bracelet
Apologies if this has already been posted. AD said that he could get an Oyster Flex bracelet for my BLNR, I wondered if anyone had tried this and do you have a picture?