Hyetis Crossbow Swiss Mechanical Smartwatch + Interview
We know that smartwatches are definitely an in thing (and if you don't, here are some of our articles on the topic), and of course Swiss-made watches are something we're all keenly aware of. To-date though, those have been mutually exclusive descriptors. And that makes sense, as smartwatches are generally full of radios and other bits of silicon - not exactly conducive to something mechanical. Though, the Crossbow watch by Hyetis will change that by offering what the producers believe to be the best of both worlds.Arny Kapshitzer and his company, Hyetis, are setting out to change that with their Crossbow Watch - and below we have an exclusive interview with him about Hyetis. While it would be cool to think about a battery getting recharged by a spinning rotor (and those do exist), this is a much more conventional sort of application (if I could call it that). For the Swiss-made part of the watch, Hyetis is planning to utilize a Swiss automatic mechanical movement (the ETA 2836-based HY

Any negative feedback on the blue dial?
Specifically for the 26320. Planning to flip my black to blue. Can't see any disadvantage for the blue (versus black and silver), but you guys might have. If any negatives pop out on the blue I'm pretty sure it'll still net out better than the other 2 colors.

AP Bracelet
In my eyes without doubt the most beautiful watch bracelet out there

Photo of clasp on RG ROO 42mm 2014?
Anyone have a pic of the clasp?

One for the ladies...
In clearing out some old jewlery my mother brought me a bunch of old watches of my grandmother and great great aunt....most of it was junk but did find this nice piece....a very clean looking 4133/1 J....nice little find for a i found this old watch among some stuff left by my grandmother