SpeedUp SmartWatch For iOS And Android Phones
Whether you like it or not, smartwatches are not going away - especially with debut of the Apple Watch. Sooner or later there is going to be a smartwatch that you will want to own and wear. You might even find them indispensable. Right now, smart watches, along with fitness activity trackers and other forms of wearable technology, are the hottest items in the world of technology.Unfortunately, smartwatches have thus far proved to be limited in their uses. The Pebble is arguably the most popular smartwatch right now, but without a phone, it has little standalone functions. Plus, it has a decidedly basic and primitive E Ink display. Still, there are other alternatives such as Samsung's Galaxy Gear 2, Galaxy Fit, and other Gear smartwatches. These have built-in pedometer and heart rate monitoring functions, but they are only compatible with select Samsung devices.Enter the SpeedUp SmartWatch. Now, while it may not be the first iOS and Android compatible smart watch, SpeedUp claims that it

PHARAO To Be Most Accurate Atomic Clock In Space
Apparently terrestrial atomic clocks aren't accurate enough for some people, so a French team is taking the concept of an atomic clock into space. Keep reading to see just how accurate it is. Atomic clocks are extremely important in today's world. Telecommunications, the Internet, all major media sources, and an incredible list of important things we take for granted rely of timing and scheduling accuracy. The more accurate the better really - and the modern world literally could not operate as it does without such precision timing. Plus, there is a whole realm of scientific testing that requires precision timing such as this.The modern media industry became what it is today with the advent of quartz timing. An American invention, the devices used to take up an entire room for a single quartz clock (once clocks started being make - though not always American makers of course). They used to look like giant computers of yore. Atomic clocks are even more accurate (by leaps and bounds), an

Daytona 116500 alternative.
Hey everyone, I have been on the hunt looking for the Ceramic Daytona and like many others getting one soon (at msrp) is tough. So I have been looking at other chronograph watches and have really fallen for the Audemars Piguet 41mm SS. Just got back from Vegas and tried the AP on and it is nice. Have not bought another high end watch except Rolex and would like some advise. I know many of you have multi brand collections. The price I was given was a good out the door with two extra links, 5 year warranty. I think msrp was around $24,600. That's a big price for SS watch! Would you guys do boutique or trusted seller? Thoughts on AP?Here is some pics of watches I have been looking at, any others Thanks all. Dave. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

need help identifying approx age etc
Hello. I have an old Omega that my mother passed down to me and I'm thinking about having it serviced or possibly restored (but I don't know anything about it). My mother said it belonged to her father and she thinks it was given to him by his father (my mom is 75 years old). Could this watch be from the 40's or 50's? The case is 18k. Amazingly, it keeps good time! I'd still like to either get it restored or at the very least, a servicing and new straps. I'd love to hear any information that someone might be able to provide (and I can take more pictures). Not a watch I'd ever sell, just would love to know more about it. Thanks in advance for any information.A

Daytona and Skydweller Tonight!
Walked into my AD about two hours ago and my sales lady tells me they have a Daytona and Skydweller that haven't been put out for sale yet. I bought them both on the spot.