Amazon Launches Wearable Technology Store For Smartwatches
The Internet's largest retailer, Amazonwatches-dealer, has just launched a new section of their site dedicated to wearable technology with a heavy emphasis on smartwatches. The wearable technology pages introduce some of the newer tools that Amazonwatches-dealer has been deploying above and beyond mere product listings. Included in the section are buying guides, videos, and other educational items meant to help consumers make sense of the arguably complicated and rapidly changing available devices and services.Even though smartwatches and other wearable technology is arguably still a new and emerging technology, it is interesting to see how major retailers and brands are beginning to focus their attention on this upcoming area. There is even news circulating today that Apple will release their iWatch product toward the end of 2014 for sale. Amazon is not only offering the major smartwatch products from Samsung, Pebble, Sony, and more, it is even inviting new manufacturers to contact Am

Talking Watches: With Jonathan Ward
Watch lovers come in all forms – whether it be news photographers turned Spanish-language talk show hosts, late 1990s hip hop stars, or just all around cool guys. Another form a watch lover might take could be that of Jonathan Ward, founder of Icon 4x4. For those who aren't familiar, Icon just might be making the most advanced and best all around SUV's on planet earth. This isn't us saying that, it's a well known fact. Jonathan Ward's Icon 4x4's are built from the ground up, keeping the vintage styling that we all love so much in the early Ford Broncos and Toyota FJ's, but now they are carbon coated, and feature absolutely cutting-edge technology. Icon makes just a handful of trucks per year – now with a waiting list over around three years for a new order – and they have become something of a calling card for those in the know. In off-roading circles, Jonathan Ward is a hero, but what many may not know is that many of the designs and mater

Which would you pick?
I bought a 41mm RG ROC last week, but I'm thinking about trading up to a RG ROO. Which one would you pick?

Speedmaster accuracy
I've had my Speedy for about a week now, and am thoroughly enjoying it. I do have one concern. It is runnning about +9 seconds fast per 24 hours. It is fully wound every 24 hours, and I've tried different overnight positions- dial up, down, crown up, down etc. I am used to my Rolexes being very accurate and I realize that the Omega is not COSC certified, but is +9 casue for concern?Thanks for the help.

Paneristi Forever ...
Nice watch, although the market did not appreciate it a lot.532 & Ted Su Strap ...532 & Hamilton Strap .......Regards,Hans