The Apple Smartwatch Arrives: Here Are the Highlights
At long last, following what feels like a years-long media build-up (because it was), Apple revealed its new smartwatch today, and it turns out that most of the rumors were right on the money, except for the name. It’s not the iWatch or the iTime, it’s simply the Apple Watch, and CEO Tim Cook said it will redefine what people expect from a watch. Here’s an overview. Apple’s Kevin Lynch demonstrates apps on the Apple Watch during the new product launch. 1.What does it look like?This watch offers almost infinitely variable looks. There are three collections: one in steel, a sports collection in aluminum, and an 18k gold Apple Edition model. There are six interchangeable straps and bracelets. It comes in two sizes, neither of which is too large. Indeed many fans of big watches may find the Apple Watch downright dainty. The watch sports a flexible Retina display protected by sapphire. The faces can be customized to display the information you deem most imp

Christopher Ward Takes the C60 Trident Upmarket with new Chrono and Titanium Models
We've talked quite a lot lately about Christopher Ward's upmarket push, moving watches like the C9 5-Day SS Chronometer into higher quality (and higher price) segments of the market, but almost all of the conversation has centered around their flagship C9 line. The brand is hardly stopping their improvements there, however, and the next line to be overhauled is their popular C60 diver. The brand's approach to this is twofold, revealing both the C60 Trident Titanium and the C60 Trident Pro Chronograph 600 ahead of Basel.First up, the C60 Trident Titanium offers a titanium case swap along with either a partial or full DLC treatment, depending on the model. Variation #1 mixes the darker tone of brushed titanium with a blackout treatment on the bezel and dial, while Variation #2 is fully DLC cut through by stark white bezel markings and indices. Both looks are aggressive, tactical, and modern, but have slightly different appeal. Variation #2, with its full DLC coating, is louder but perhap

Vintage RO Bracelet Stretch/restoration
Hi Friends, Merry ChristmasI was trying to look up on this topic but can't seem to find any concrete answers here. Hopefully if anyone can chime in on this matter.I'd looked at a vintage RO 25654 BA in 18k Yellow gold. However I found the several links to be quite worn with significant play between them. I know the end bars are welded at the end (there is a very mersmerizing video of how the RO bracelet is craftedWould AP be able to service/restore the condition during the spa sessions?Also would you guys have experience getting the watch authenticated at the boutique if it's a private dealer's transaction.Thanks for the help guys

Enjoy the Royal Oak Offshore Pride of Mexico
Came across this rare bird a few days ago. Enjoy the images!!!.watchcollectinglifestyle....tchlifestylers

Please help me choose my very first AP.....
Hello AP lovers here. Please help me pick my very first AP. I have narrowed it down into the two as below.- black dial: ROO Chronograph Themes H series.- White dial: ROO Navy Themes I series.I have Daytona white in steel, Two tone DJ, and Omega Planet ocean Ceramic 42 (black bezel with orange letter). I'm usually in casual and rarely dress up. I'm torn dead half and half- I like classic sports look of the black dial whereas I don't mind having little flashiness of the Navy(to me)I understand I is newer than H series. My research has founded that ROO Navy is arguably the least popular ROO series which is hard to believe. Any advise/tip would be appreciated.Thanks and looking forward to your input.