Historical F.P. Journe Tourbillon Marks 30 Years of Independent Watchmaking
Thirty years ago, 20-year-old French watchmaking prodigy Francois-Paul Journe completed his pet project: a pocketwatch with a handmade tourbillon, in an era in which that 19th-century horological invention was virtually forgotten. This year, Journe celebrates the anniversary with a wristwatch version of that groundbreaking timepiece, the F.P. Journe Anniversary Tourbillon.The new wristwatch, a re-interpretation of the original pocketwatch that Journe finished in 1983, breaks with the traditions of most current F.P. Journe watches by using the same materials used in that original pocketwatch �� silver with guilloch�� for the case, 4N rose gold for the front and back bezels, and traditional brass for the tourbillon movement. (Most of the watches from Journe’s eponymous brand use gold for the movements.)The watch has a transparent sapphire caseback revealing the classically constructed tourbillon movement, made in grained and gilded brass just like that of the 1983 pocketwatch. Two pa

The Sinn U1000 From WatchReport.com
I've written about Sinn watches before, and in particular, their commitment to innovative engineering. Now it looks like they have outdone themselves once again with a new dive chronograph. Meet the Sinn U1000, a mechanical watch waterproof to 1,000 meters (3,300 feet), and available in either steel or PVD black.

Hublot Fusion Explorer: Luxury Watches Meet Web
The key to this capability is a mini - camera mechanized, developed by the Artisans of the Dietlin and the companies of FiveCo. After the logon window Web site, a user can access the powerful mobile camera for two minutes, allowing the views of 360 degrees with a powerful zoom capability of up to 40-power. Among other features, the system offers six views of programmable, automatic navigation option, geographical analysis of the visitors and the independent LED lighting. "Concerning the characteristics of the system, Xavier Dietlin, Director of the Artisans said Dietlin"

Is the Volcano 42mm or 44mm?
Are the Volcano and the diver the same size? I see the volcano listed both 42 and 44mm

Speedy Accuracy Question
My speedy is slowing inconsistantly. Minus 7 or 9 for a few days. Sometime out of the blue it drops 14 or 12. And once it even slows like 3 minutes per day. I check the time online everyday with gov.time so I'm pretty sure the watch is slowing down as I stated. Does anyone have that kind of issue with the manual speedy? Thanks.