Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Memovox International
At SIHH Jaeger-LeCoultre introduced a modern version of the Master Memovox International, originally created for the brand's 125th anniversary in 1958 and also known as the Memovox Worldtimer. The alarm disk on this Memovox (“voice of memory”) features different cities and regions. This piece will be produced in two limited editions in 18-carat pink gold and in steel. These new versions are fitted with the company's Calibre 956, which is the direct descendant of JLC’s Calibre 815, the first automatic movement with alarm introduced in 1956. This is a rare example of a movement that's still in production more than 50 years after its creation, though many improvements have been added over the years. In 1959, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 825 added a date aperture at 3 o'clock. In 1970 the Calibre 916 replaced its swinging weight by a 360�� winding rotor and increased the balance frequency from 21,600 vph to 28,800 vph, which has become the norm for precision watches. In 19

What Happened At The First Apple Watch WatchKit OS Hackathon
November 18th 2014 marked the release of Apple's WatchKit in preparation for their Apple Watch smart watch scheduled to launch in Spring 2015. The WatchKit is a resource for software application developers to begin creating apps specially made for the Apple watch. This was an exciting event because it not only gave the community more information about the upcoming Apple Watch product, but heralded a new era of creativity where developers will leverage the unique qualities of a wearable Apple device in considering the best ways to create exciting apps that may help transform where the wearable market is going. watches-dealer was there to check it out.In anticipation of the WatchKit's release, Ben Morrow, an ambitious entrepreneur of Silicon Valley, hosted the world's first Apple WatchKit OS Hackathon. For those unfamiliar, a Hackathon is an event which gathers programmers, project managers, and graphic designers to collaborate and develop projects for new software and upcoming products.

Romain Jerome Titanic Day & Night II Watch: Now With The Time
The controversial watch is back! Not too long ago Romain Jerome released the Titanic DNA Day & Night watch. It was the watch that didn't tell the time. Instead, it had two tourbillon cages. One that spun during the AM hours, while the other spun during PM hours. That was the sole use of the watch. It looked really look, and collectors everywhere fascinated by the concept. Now, less than a year later the Romain Titanic DNA Day & Night watch 2 has been announced and will be unveiled at Basel. The best part of the new watch? It now tells the time.The movement again is the RJ ONE made by BNB Concepts for Romain Jerome. The watch will be limited to only 9 pieces, and share the same traits as the original with some design tweaks. Notable is the more "aged" appearance and refined looks. The first Day & Night watch was a surprise hit, and it was actually one of Romain Jerome's retailers that requested another Day & Night watch. Because the original was a limited edition, they w

Thinking of A.P. Advice Please
For first AP thinking of a 4100SA. Have Rolex, Omega, Panerai, Piaget, JLC (1947), Hamilton (1930), Concord (1952), Seiko owner. Not trying too compare, apples vs oranges. Want opinions on AP, plus this model. Thanks.

Red/Blue color of Pepsi is perfect !
...As far as Rolex is concerned.I read everyone questioning (moaning) about the off color of the new s/s Pepsi (and the WG one as well). Has anyone stopped long enough to consider that maybe, just maaabybe, that this might be exactly the colors Rolex want to put out. I for one think so. Rolex isn't going to say, Well boys, its not exaclty what we were aiming for, but gosh darn it, its pretty damn close. Lets roll it out! Not only for the WG, but a second time with the s/s. They had since 2014 to get the colors right. The fact that the color is exactly the same tells me that are happy with the tone of the color and is exactly what they want. Some may not like it, but i believe this is what Rolex was trying to achieve. And as far as they are concerned, they nailed it. Ceramic and aluminum are two different material and will not produce the exact same color. Ever. Im not a lover of the ceramic pepsi, nor am I a hater. I just don't think Rolex is regretting the colors.