Geak II Watch Stretches The Limits Of Smartwatch Battery Life
Aside from the �C usually valid �C complaints that many smart watches look simply like a miniature slab with a watch strap attached, there is another major drawback that the current crop of smart watches has had�� and that is battery life �C or the lack thereof. The one exception to this has been Pebble, with the power-sipping e-ink display that it utilizes. While it does save battery life, it hardly has the flashy looks that we are expecting now from the Apple Watch and Android Wear. The Geak II looks to straddle that divide.Now, if you have not heard of the original Geak watch (since what we are looking here is in fact?the second version), you are not alone. Created by Shanda, the Geak has been pretty popular within its home country of China. With the Geak II, they are looking to stretch out into the international market, with an APAC-specific Kickstarter-type campaign over on Pozible.So, why does this particular watch matter? It is because of the promised battery life which is 3-4 days

Motorola Moto360 Smartwatch Design Contest Reveals 10 Superb User Interfaces Created By The Public
While the idea of the?smartwatch does not seem as far-fetched as it did a few years ago, tech world?big guns Apple and Google?are both yet to?make their debut in this?extremely potent market segment. Of the two, it was?Google that made the first move a few months ago by announcing its Android Wear OS, its operating system tailored for wearable devices,?in conjunction with the debut of?Motorola's Moto360 Smartwatch. We discussed?the more than promising concept of the Motorola Moto360 Smartwatch at length?here, and now we are?reporting about the fascinating results of the Motorola Moto360 smartwatch?design contest, where?it was the?public's turn to create their own user interface and to?show the world their idea of?what the face of a smartwatch could and should be.The Motorola Moto360 Smartwatch design contest started?on the 21st of May and?entries were accepted until June 10. Over this?period some 1,300 designs?were submitted, despite the fact that, for reasons unstated,?only?US and UK

Guide To Buying Watches Online Versus In Retail Stores
It may seem like a no-brainer. Buy a watch on the Internet, save a few bucks, it shows up at your door in a few days and you're good to go! Right??Well, in reality it's not quite that simple or cut-and-dried. The decision to buy on-line versus in a retail location is one that should be carefully considered. Unless of course, you're buying a commodity watch or don't care about the little details.Today, I'm going to talk about how to make sure your purchase is the most satisfying one possible and provide some guidance and tips in areas that you may not have even considered. This article should also be read by on-line watch retailers, there are some good tips for you too.Wow! Has the Internet ever opened up some new possibilities for watch aficionados! You can now peruse and purchase watches from all over the world. Brands and models that you never would have had access to are now just a PayPal authorization away.And, some of these cool designs can be thousands of dollars less than their

OEM leather conversion kit
Does AP offer kits for the 15450? I've seen other posts about kits for the 15400 but I couldn't find anything on the 15450.

The Blue Dial......
is amazing. This 15400 is supposedly boutique only but my AD got one by mistake and I couldn't help myself. I went out for coffee and came home with a new watch.