Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX 7 Watch
Jaeger-LeCoultre announces the seventh version of their Aston Martin automobile collaboration watches with the AMVOX 7 Chronograph. It marks eight years of working together with the auto maker on a watch which began with the kitschy idea of having a function that allows you to lock and unlock your Aston Martin car with a luxury watch. Moving forward, the AMVOX collection has become more of a Jaeger-LeCoultre racing themed sport timepiece range. The AMVOX collection has been one I am keenly aware of because if there is anything I like better than a Jaeger-LeCoultre watch, it is a modern looking sport Jaeger-LeCoultre watch. I don't love all the AMVOX family timepieces, but the new 7 is certainly a good looker.There are a couple of really cool features on the JLC AMVOX 7 Chronograph watch. First is the chronograph which uses the crystal as the chronograph pushers. This feature was actually introduced in 2005, but I like it better in the AMVOX 7. Here is how it works. First you'll see a l

Features of luxurious Corum Baron Samedi 18k gold diamond watch
It also is the Loa of resurrection and in this capacity, he is often called to heal by those near or approaching death, because it is only the Baron which can accept an individual in the realm of the dead. In this sense it is also a donor life if he wants to. He can cure any mortal of a disease or injury, if he thinks that this is true. Its powers are particularly large when it comes to voodoo curses and black magic. Most unusually for any Swiss manufacture who usually stick to the themes of classics or contemporary conservative Europeans for their inspiration, Corum should be congratulated for having chosen to commemorate occult with this mysterious, shadowy Aboriginal spirit from the dead.

Power reserve question on the 5131R.
Hi folks hope everyone is having a great weekend..Just wanted to ask a question with regards to power reserve on my 5131R caliber 240 HU. I noticed when I wind it initially 10-15 times and wear it for a few hours then put it down the next day it stops after around 18-24hrs. Now reading the manual it sais a fully wound watch will have a reserve of around 48hrs.Am I right in thinking that to fully wind the watch it has to be wound and worn for many hours to get a reserve of 48hrs or so?? Is it normal to wind it and wear for say 4-5 hours and not get anywhere near 48hrs power reserve?? Hope that all makes sense..

PP Nautilus 5711-1A
Movement 324 S C, is with or without function stop second when adjusting the time?

Anniversary for Rolex?
Forgive me if posted or if I should in the Basel thread but quick question What anniversary is coming up for Rolex? Think this may answer a lot of questions ;) cheers