IWC Pilot Top Gun Concept Edition Replica Watch in Vintage Case 45.5MM

Motorola Moto360 Smartwatch Design Contest Reveals 10 Superb User Interfaces Created By The Public

While the idea of the?smartwatch does not seem as far-fetched as it did a few years ago, tech world?big guns Apple and Google?are both yet to?make their debut in this?extremely potent market segment. Of the two, it was?Google that made the first move a few months ago by announcing its Android Wear OS, its operating system tailored for wearable devices,?in conjunction with the debut of?Motorola's Moto360 Smartwatch. We discussed?the more than promising concept of the Motorola Moto360 Smartwatch at length?here, and now we are?reporting about the fascinating results of the Motorola Moto36

Ebel Classic 100 Watch

Well, it is officially official - I am sick of "retro, heritage, vintage, classic, original, etc..." watches. Which is funny because I actually like the look of this Ebel Classic 100 timepiece. I just wish all the "old watch' branding would disappear. It is a fine piece on its own, I don't care if it has an historic look to it.Since the economic crisis brands of all types and sizes have been releasing watches that look to the past for inspiration, or are just copies of older watches. The reasons and effects of this are varied and complex, something I don't wish to get into for

Tag Heuer Aquaracer 500M Automatic Chronograph Watch

We all knew it was coming. First there was the new Aquaracer (called the Aquaracer 500M because it didn't actually totally replace the more basic Aquaracer) and now there is the chronograph version. It looks pretty rad actually. Feeling very similar to a dive version of the new Carrera, this watch has a similar layout, but not the 1887 automatic chronograph. The Aquaracer 500M Automatic Chronograph has a Swiss ETA Valjoux 7750 that they refer to as the Calibre 16 movement.The layout of the chronograph on the dial does not really take away from legibility, and at the same time does not

Listener Call-In Show Tomorrow March 5th For HourTime Podcast

We are testing out new features for the HourTime Podcast - this time a listener call-in show we call the "Help Desk." During the proper scheduled time you need to call in. We will be here to answer questions, give opinions, and listen to you!Tomorrow, March 5th at 6:30pm EST we are doing our first such show. To participate, you will need to call (646) 915-8752. I believe you will need to call in at 6:30, and we will take it from there. Protocol is a bit up in the air right now.For more details, see the specific HourTime podcast episode page here.We won't be able to get to everyone,