Suunto Kailash Smartwatch For Prolific Travelers
The Suunto Kailash is the Finnish sport watch company's first "premium" smartwatch, and it has been designed specifically for very frequent travelers. The name of the game for smartwatch makers today is to answer the question, "what do I do with it?" Consumers are increasingly fascinated by the new designs and features companies from Apple to Suunto are putting into their smart, connected wrist watches but mainstream consumers have yet to find the type of utility they need to truly understand how smartwatches fit into their lives. In 2015, it is all about the niche appeal smartwatch when it comes to those produced (perhaps ironically) by traditional watch makers. The Swatch Touch Zero One, for example, is meant for volleyball. The upcoming Suunto Kailash was made for people who travel a lot and want to keep track of their adventures.The name "Kailash" as well as "7R" for the companion iPhone app are full of symbolism that Suunto hopes will help people understand who the watch is meant

The Officine Panerai Luminor 1950 Flyback "Dubai Paris" (PAM 357) is a limited edition of 75 pieces
The Officine Panerai Luminor 1950 Flyback "Dubai Paris" (PAM 357) is a limited edition of 75 pieces and will be available exclusively at Dubail Paris.Source: The Watch Observer (review is posted soon).

Took the royal oak out to sea
For a lovely day on isle of wight Sun came out today so had a trip down south to spend the day in Cowes yachting capital of the world PS - not my yacht

Omega price increase in canada
Just picked up my Seamaster 300 from AD and he told me that in Canada Omega prices are increasing March 3 and the Seamaster 300 is going from 6600 to 7050.Bernie

Question about Nautilus Bracelet
Hi guys,Am currently looking into getting a metal bracelet Nautilus. Went to AD today and tried on both SS and Bimetal Nautilus's and both pinched my wrist hairs in that short time trying them on. This is very disheartening as I like the practicalities of a metal bracelet and like the various guises of the Nautilus. However there is no way I will tolerate this pinching. It will drive me nuts. I had the same problem with an old Titanium Seamaster Omega which funny enough had a similar bracelet design to the Nautilus. Wound up getting rid of it. Rolex's on the other hand have never given me a problem. So the question is have any of you noticed this problem? I'm quite reluctant to pull the trigger as a result of this..