The Watch LCD Revolution Is On The Horizon: LG Releases First Circular Color LCD Screens
[ad#image-med-rect]This may look like a pretty average watch, but in actuality it represents years of effort. This is one solid circular LCD (liquid crystal display) screen, something that is very hard to do. It also displays 262,000 colors, unlike the monochromatic watch LCDs that you are used to.In the past, all LCD panels needed to be square or rectangular. For years, efforts have been made to give LCD screens more organic shapes, but the nature of their construction made this almost impossible. That left us with boring little screens on our Casio watches.Color LCD panels are nothing new, but there is little to no color LCD penetration on watch displays. This is due to the necessity for backlighting, which would require frequent battery changes or charging. New technologies are changing this, and what you see is a clear representation of what we can come to expect in the upcoming years. On that note,? new types of LCD (and of course OLED; organic light emitting diode) require less o

Cartier Men's W62041V3 Roadster Automatic Stainless Steel Watch luxurious
A polished stainless steel bezel frames a dial resistant to scratches, Sapphire window. Indicators of time sophisticated Roman numeral stand out against the black dial that also displays markers minute of white cane positioned in the form of c. light sword-shaped hands and a maximized window date 03 position make beautiful finish. This fine automatic watch is water-resistant to 330 feet.

98000085 strap length
Hello , I am interetsed in picking up a 98000085 strap for my 2254.50 SMP , just wondering if anyone had the strap length and could share it ? I'm concerned it might not fit due to large wrist size.Contacted Omega UK but they didn't have the infoAny help appreciated Cheers

Back to the Planet Ocean, except this time it's Liquidmetal
For 4 years up until last year I happily wore the previous version Planet Ocean on my wrist. It was a great watch, a design I admired, a watch I assumed would be my grail when it first came out in 2005. To me it had everything, seamaster history, a great design, quality finish and was comfortable to wear. In tribute here it isThen for some reason Rolex consumed the WIS in me and I went on to own and flip every version of the Submariner- ND, SD, date and the Sub C. After buying the Explorer 2 (which I confess to being my favourite watch) the Sub C just wasn't getting any wrist time. The Sub C is far too nice a watch not to be worn and there was no way I could afford to have an object of such value sit in a box, so I decided to flip it. Once I mad e that decision my mind turned immediately to the Planet Ocean. No other watch was in the picture. I went to the Omega dealor and tried on the new 8500 coax PO however I realised that I wouldn't be able to live with the thickness of it so my th

5711 dial Variations
Are there 2 variations of the dial on the blue dials?Referring to the Patek Philippe logo.one comes with regular lines and Patek embedded in the middle of the linesAnd the second comes like the rose gold dial, where patek logo is one piece with Geneve, embeded between the lines. If so, any one more rare than the other?