Casio Pro Trek PRW6000 Watch For 2014
Welcome to Baselworld 2014. If you're lost among the maze of glittering booths and lust-worthy watches, Casio's got you covered with the latest addition to their Pro Trek series of outdoor enthusiast watches. The new PRW6000Y is an update to the PRW5100 series of Pro Trek models that feature an analog-digital display as opposed to the full digital display seen on models like the PRW3000. With the expansive list of features that we've come to expect from Casio's Pro Trek range, the PRW6000 has a focus on user experience and accessibility with a new dial layout and a trick crown that offers simplified control over its many features.Being one of the flagship Pro Trek models, the PRW6000 gets all of the best bits from Casio. The movement is solar powered and features Multi-band 6 atomic timekeeping and Casio's latest Triple Sensor V3. The Triple Sensor allows for the compass, altimeter and barometer we all expect on a Pro Trek, but this latest generation is considerably smaller and more ef

Ferragamo 1898 Moonphase Chronograph Watch
Rather handsome, I enjoy how this new piece from Ferragamo mixes sport and sophistication. The mainstay piece for Ferragamo timepieces is the F-80 watch collection. It is a very impressive design that I think has been dismissed by a lot of serious watch guys. This new Ferragamo model is the 1898 Moonphase Chronograph with a good look and pitifully underwhelming name.Do I need to go on with another rant on how the watch industry needs to stop naming their own watches? There are literally only a handful of brands that know properly title and market their watches. With such cleverness in design, how is there so little effort put into simple things like words. Ferragamo for example is a serious fashion industry name - really into image and classiness, and all that good stuff that sells clothing. How is it that with their talent and the serious machine that is Timex, no one is on "good watch name duty?"OK, little tangent here. Say you are wearing your new timepiece acquisition and really pr

BASELWORLD 2011 - New Model - Patek Philippe 5270 - Perpetual Chrono 5270G
(Press Release and Images: Patek Philippe SA)Patek Philippe Ref. 5270Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Ref. 5270: a new complicated wristwatch with a rich 70-year heritage of tradition and innovationWhile Patek Philippe concentrated on the launch of new chronographs from November 2009 to the end of 2010, the emphasis is now on other complications. But to the delight of many watch lovers, the year of chronographs has not quite ended yet. One example is the new Ref. 5270, which for the first time combines the functionality of a perpetual calendar with the new classic chronograph caliber that is crafted entirely in-house and had its global debut in 2009.Seventy years ago, in 1941, Patek Philippe added chronographs with perpetual calendars to its range of regularly produced timepieces. Since then, they have ranked among the manufacture’s most popular Grand Complication wristwatches. They unite two degrees of difficulty that require many manual steps, mastered to the required degree of p

Dark side of the moon strap
Any DSOTM owners out there with different straps than the factory? I would love to see with a black croc and red stitching but the 21mm does not seem to be a common size...

Panerai Radiomir 1940 size vs luminor 44mm
Hi folks, just wondering if any of you have both the radiomir 1940 and the 44mm luminor and can do a pic of the case profile?I love some of the case designs of the 1940 rad but the 47mm just seems like a no go zone to me. My wrist is about 6.4 inches and the standard luminor 44mm fits perfectly.Was looking at a review video on YouTube for 690 and it was stated that lug to lug span of the 1940 rad is 57mm. I took the measurement of my 44mm luminor and surprisingly this lug span is about the same! (Slightly shorter)我從使用 Tapatalk 的 MHA-L29 發送