Baume Mercier Men's 8808 Hampton Automatic Watch luxurious
Case in stainless steel with a brown leather strap. Stainless steel fixed bezel. White dial with silver-tone hands and stick hour markers. Arabic numerals mark 3 and 09 posts. markers minutes around the outer rim. Date displays the position of 06. Automatic movement. Anti reflective Sapphire scratch-resistant.

Tag Heuer received Red Dot Awards
The Red Dot Award is the most desirable "good design" awards over there. The focus is always on the form and function. You will find that most of the recipients are often excellent products for sale. The prize is awarded by the Design Zentrum Nordheim Westfalen in Germany. This year, two of the watches Tag Heuer received Red Dot Awards, and it is the fifth time in seven years that watches Tag Heuer received the Red Dot Awards for the design of products good.

Review: Mutewatch
To be honest, I don't usually wear a digital watch.? I find the classic feel and analog dial of a mechanical watch to be far more rewarding and equally easy to use.? Digitals are usually reserved for more strenuous activities that require a more rugged timepiece.? That's when I pull out my trusty G-Shock GX-56.? When I first heard about the Mutewatch however, it changed my expectations for a digital watch.? LED numbers, touch interface, one flowing piece, vibration alerts��this is interesting.? Today, having spent some time with the Mutewatch, I can safely say that it is truly unique and may be the start of a whole new category of watches.The Mutewatch case is one flowing piece of rubber.? There is no separate band, really no seams to speak of, and its screen is hidden under a translucent piece of rubber.? When the screen isn't active, it's invisible.? The time is only displayed on command, through a simple tap on the flat "screen" or a flick of your wrist.youtu.be/Pyk5Pc6x2WEFunctions

Question regarding power reserve........
.Which model Omega has the longest PR?

Incoming and 40 reasons to smile
Sorry for the quick photo but I took it at 43,000 ft.