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

Maitres du Temps Chapter Two Watch: The Triple Date
The second watch from the still new Maitres du Temps watch brand is the Chapter Two (which of course has followed the Chapter One). The term "triple date" comes from the fact that the calendar features, 1) the day, 2) date,? and 3) month. Interestingly enough, the watch went from ultra complex, to something more simple and ��live-with-able' on a daily basis. While the Chapter One is a beautiful and decadent masterpiece of form and complexity, the Chapter Two is more akin to a nice looking watch that won't intimidate people seeing you wear it as much - as I have always felt the Chapter One is more like a watch made for royalty. The same basic dimensions for the case are used, but somehow the look is totally different. A fact that really has to do with the dial looking different �� more direct on function, and not as showy with the complications. See my discussion of the Maitres du Temps Chapter One watch here, which I did enjoy a great deal.The Chapter One/Two watch cases are still some o

Which pair do you consider more redundant?
This is what I have at the moment:I'm lazy and don't rotate much so I'm thinking of downsizing some more and keeping just four watches. The Lange is rarely used but it's the dress watch, the Speedy is the beater, so that leaves the other three on the chopping block. The AP is my daily driver and on the weekends I usually go for the PP, so fhe Sub is pretty much a goner. Now for the actual question, I've been offered a BNIB 5711 white dial for list price and I'm really considering it, the thing is do I use the AP to fund it or the 5167?Part of me thinks that both PP's are pretty similar in shape (same movement of course) but another feels that having the 5711 and the AP is redundant both being on a steel bracelet. What do you think?I know, go with what sings to you, follow your gut... I will, but I'm interested in your opinions.

47mm on lazy Saturday
Football playoff game is still few hours away, playing with my PAMs, remember I saw Mik took similar picture before, so I tried one as well. My favor is starting from the right, then one after another, how about you?

Pam 441 or 438?
pam 441 or 438?I think both are great. but confuse which one to choose.. hmmm