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• How Software Helps Design Complicated Watches Like The Franck Muller Giga Tourbillon

  When it comes to watches, especially mechanical watches, there is no denying that they are incredibly complex miniature machines. Have you wondered how those watches are designed and validated before the first piece of metal is cut? This used to be entirely done by hand with drawings and slow prototyping. However, starting in the 1990s, the watch industry has moved toward using design and engineer........

• IWC Aquatimer Watch Collection For SIHH 2009: Nice Tech, Weird Looks?

  IWC dive watch enthusiasts rejoiced to see a freshened up line of IWC Aquatimer watches released recently at SIHH 2009 in Geneva. There are a number of new models, and a slightly updated a depth gauge version as well (the Deep Two). IWC seemed to take a completely different approach this year as the line is much more colorful and shiny than it was previously. I am sure that the watches are mechani........

• New omega Explorer and Submariner Revealed

  And, in one of the most necessary possible updates, here is the new Explorer I. With no confirmation, it looks like that it was expanded to 40 mm (38 mm maybe?) 39 mm, with a new numbering and even power outage numbers. Proficiency with in turn the figures is not blackened, they simply have no luminova on them, giving a look of steel and money offshore.........

• New Omega non-Bond SMP

  Have you guys seen the new SMP - not the Bond "limited" edition, but the regular one? ........