The company¡¯s biggest launchthis year was the Dior Accutron Calibrator
The company's biggest launchthis year was the Dior Accutron Calibrator, which features an innovative External Fine Adjustment System (EFAS). It represents the world's first automatic watch that gives wearers the power to fine-tune its accuracy.Wearers simply place the EFAS adjustment key into the port at the side of the case, while keeping an eye on the arc-shaped EFAS adjustment gauge on the dial. The gauge, with a minus sign at the top of the arc representing a slower speed, and a plus sign at the bottom for a faster speed, includes three notches going up and three going down, each representing a five second-per-day adjustment. By turning the key, wearers can track the adjustment by looking at the gauge markings, changing the length of the hairspring for an adjustment of up to fifteen seconds per day, without ever opening the watch. The system has been shown in independent testing to deliver an average of 99.99% accuracy, making the need for regular adjustments a thing of the past.

detials of Panerai PAM90 on The Block
Most of these photos taken with the shows in the box, because I took these photos to sell the watch! While I want to sell, I do not think I would be broken if I ended up keeping either! The watch comes with the usual change screwdriver and strap tool. This is a series of J, of 2008. It is not the quick change strap bars, not the screw type, which are much less desirable in my opinion. These pods for the spring are the best. As with most polished PAM, the protector of the Crown is polished, but the lever is brushed. I don't know why they do this way, but it is the way they. As it is a newer model, the lever has the wheel little on it. All the nice little refinements Panerai worked in models.

AVI-8 Flyboy 4021 Automatic Watch Review
It isn't all the time I get excited about more affordably-priced mechanical watches such as the Flyboy by AVI-8. Why is that? Am I simply too much of a snob to be interested in those items that most people can afford even though I am one amongst them? No, it isn't that, and regular aBlogtoWatch fans know how excited I get each time we review a new Casio G-Shock. It really isn't about price but rather where the bar is set. Lower-priced watches often have to cut corners where more expensive watches can afford to use the best materials, components, and manufacturing processes. Being so ac

Girard-Perregaux Vintage Pocket Watches
According to Girard-Perregaux, the brand's beginnings started in the late 18th century. I believe the Girard-Perregaux name began being used during the 19th century. Clearly one of the older watch brands, Girard-Perregaux has an interesting history and collection of vintage pieces with its name on them.In New York recently, I sat down with Girard-Perregaux to see some watches I had not yet been able to get my hands on. Though I soon learned these were vintage pieces. While I am intrinsically more interested in new things, I felt that the unique beauty and craftsmanship of these Girard

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 68
Being in Las Vegas inspired us. We talk Hublot and Clerc, and tackle the very important topic of what watches are most likely to help you get laid.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 68 here.Download the MP3. See more articles about: Post navigationPrevious PostRomain Jerome Moon Dust DNA Black & Steel Mood Chronograph Watches Hands-OnNext PostChristophe Claret 21 Blackjack Watch Hands-On Review + Video