LG GD910 Watch 3G HSPDA Phone; Tells Time, Makes Calls, Not That Dorky
You might be thinking that this is just some gimmicky concept, or another of those skepticism filled no-name Chinese watch phones, but you'd be wrong (it is Korean, not Chinese). And it is from large manufacturer LG nonetheless, which signifies a new era for Dick Tracy wannabes. With an official announcement due at CES (the consumer electronics show) soon, the LG GD910 is a fully functional 3g (and 7.2mps HSPDA) watch phone with most of the bells and whistles in its non-wrist worn counterparts. LG calls is a "wrist phone." It even supports voice-to-text commands as well two way video conferencing. Talking on the phone is done in one of three ways. You either hold the watch phone up to your ear likewell, an idiot, use the speaker phone function, or more logically Bluetooth. All in all, the people using this wrist phone at CES have been loving it.In what is likely to be a device with abyssal battery (well maybe not that bad), the LG GD910 features a touch screen and microphone, as well a

The Queen of all watches reveals a host of complications
Today presented in Basel, the Queen of all watches reveals a host of complications. Research in the archives and the study of the Breguet Museum original drawings andother institutions key to the Art Museum and crafts in Paris were available only to the information available to perform the daunting task.

Help Me Think This Through
so, i have been in constant self deliberations over which model to pick up as my first AP - vascillating between the Schumi Ti and the FC GP.there are significant aspects i love about each - so much so that ive really found it impossible to choose.i have concluded that, ultimately, i will want (need) both of these - my concern now is in which order to get them.i really dislike purchasing pre-owned and worn, thus any purchase would need to be NIB (preferrably, still through an AD or other dealer). i can get either in this condition now but later on, when time to pick up the one not chosen now, im not so sure what availability (and, i guess, to some extent pricing) will be like between the two models.we dont have crystal balls but, given the above considerations, which would you advise picking up now, which will be easier to source NIB down the rowd, etc. part of me thinks the GP will be harder to source new later on, given its much older...but there are significantly less Schumi's tha

a customer came in today wearing this beauty
...i said thats a beautiful Ap you have there, he noticed my ap diver and said i like yours too, you have exceptional taste. He was here on vacation and bought it on this trip while in Paris.It was gorgeous! Just ooozed class....also great to have a conversation with a fellow Ap fan.

I was finally was able to wear my new Railmaster
On December 30th, I received my Railmaster from fellow TRF member, xkalifornia (a great guy, by the way). It's the 36.2mm version. He bought it 6 months ago from an AD and provided me with all the paperwork and cards. The price was very right for an essentially new watch with 2 1/2 years of factory warranty left. After looking at several different Seamaster Aqua Tera watches, but had decided to focus on a Railmaster. So, when I got home from a Christmas Eve party, I saw xkalifornia's ad that he put up earlier that evening. I immediately contacted him and a series of e-mails and phone calls followed which culminated in deal a few days later. I have no problem with a watch that is the same size as my 1987 Rolex TT DJ 16013 which I love.Unfortunately, although I could snap the bracelet together, it strangled my wrist (I figured that would happen based on my looking at other Seamaster watches at the local AD). So, I ordered a couple of extra links from my local AD. The AD called t