100% LED Concept Watch Will Be Available For Purchase Soon
A while ago this interesting LED watch was being displayed as a concept in Japan. I talked about it here in my excitement. Myself, and many others got really excited at the concept - though it had a few questionable characteristics that seemed to keep it from being practical. The big issue being power consumption, that I did of course mention. 100% even did exactly what I suggested they do, and that is display the time "on demand." This way you can maximize battery life by only displaying the LED lights when you want to see them (by pressing some button most likely) - saving battery life. Not sure where the button is going to be placed though.What is so cool about the design is that it is not really a watch, but a bracelet - one that has a hidden display for the time. The concept was very cool and I am happy that it will be available for sale soon. There has been no date announced yet but it should be within the next few months. Prices will likely be $400 and under given its electronic

Hautlence HL-Q Watch + Videos
I would really love one of these watches - another in my "cannot afford, not even close" collection of watch desires. I can still appreciate them from afar right? The first Hautlence watches were in cases that looked like TV screens, and finally we see them in a round cased watch. You can see from the images and videos that there are many different styles that arose from the base design. If you want to click here (in French), you can see almost all of the watches in the Hautlence HL-Q collection. The timepiece begins here with the new case that is 44mm wide and has an interesting construction. I like how the lugs are applied and their cool special types of screws. Not sure about all the materials used. There are of course the gold versions (rose and perhaps white), as well as some to be in titanium or matte finished steel. The dial options are also impressive with a number of different treatments I am quite fond of looking at. As such, the dials are the most complex parts of the watch.

Elliot Brown Canford Review
Brands so often try to sell you a bill of revolutionary innovation or the ultimate this or that, that when a brand comes along with a seemingly modest goal, it's quite refreshing. For Elliot Brown, a new UK based watch brand, "It’s about doing things just a little better". Founded by Ian Elliot and Alex Brown, both veterans of the affordable watch industry, Elliot Brown is not trying to reinvent the wheel, nor are they trying to prove every other watch brand wrong. Their goal is simply to take their cumulative watch industry experience and make functional time pieces that can be worn and enjoyed for "��years, not fashion seasons."Elliot Brown’s current line up consists of two watches, the Canford and the the Bloxworth, both available in various colors and finishes. We had the pleasure of spending some time with the Canford, EB's take on a modern pilot watch. With aggressive, but subdued styling and a dual crown design the Canford immediately stands out from the crowd. It's f

AP RO 15400 Clasp Issue
Hey All,Looking for some feedback on a RO 15400 clasp issue. The tiny screw on the pusher of the clasp has fallen out but I was luckily able to find it and screw it back in. After about 5 wears, the pusher is feeling very loose again and for sure the screw will fall out. Is it recommended to apply loctite here? Any other suggestions, feedback or more permanent fixes? 15400_Clasp.jpgThanks

5711 r
Hi everyone, I'm considering in purchasing a 5711r since I've been looking for a gold piece!On the other hand $51000 is a few bucks and my wife liked the 5235 better.I have a 5726 and didn't want to get another Patek on strap.Looking for opinions and maybe some other better options in that price range, thanks and happy Saturday