Posted in Breitling on May 21st, 2012 4 Comments »
Alex the Jeweler in Miami Brings you this Custom Haimov. Timepiece. Luxury Jewelry. Call for More info and availability. Alex the Jeweler 3015 NW 79th Street Miami, FL 33147 305.835.0600 www.alexthejewelermiami.com
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Posted in omega on Apr 20th, 2012 24 Comments »
You think this is awesome? Check out the remastered version: www.youtube.com An amazing Metal remix of the Meta Ridley theme by Metroid Metal.
Posted in omega on Apr 18th, 2012 24 Comments »
All of the teams group together to try and stop Metal Sonic from taking over the kingdom. Who had extracted DNA from each ally from, each team.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Posted in articles&news on Jan 21st, 2012 No Comments »
Richard Mille’s RM056 split-seconds chrono tourbillion is encased entirely in sapphire and costs $ 1.65 million – that much you know thanks to our post about it on Monday. The feedback to this x-ray of a watch has been tremendous, and according to Richard Mille, all five of the production RM056′s have already been sold – what recession, right?
So, we went back and gave the RM056 the HODINKEE photo treatment. What does, exactly, this watch look like in the flesh? Well, it is visually striking. With light behind it, it glows. The RM caliber is, as always, just beautiful. The sapphire case almost looks plastic (we assure, it’s not). The RM056, of course, reminds us of the first sapphire-centric uber-watch, the MB&F HM2 Sapphire Vision, though the RM takes the use of the brittle but scratch-resistant glass quite a bit further.
We have over ten live, detailed photographs of this amazing watch below, so be sure to click through to get a better impression of one watch that was the talk of SIHH.
Click Through For More Live Photographs Of The $ 1.65 Million Richard Mille RM056.
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Posted in articles&news on Jan 7th, 2012 No Comments »
Have you seen our GMT-Master History article last week? Besides a lot of Rolex GMT-Master watches, an airplane and a pilot there were also a leather pilot jacket (by PME) and a pair of Ray-Ban Aviator sunglasses included in some of the pictures.
We are GIVING THEM AWAY for FREE! Thanks to PME Legend (Bataviastad) and Bon Art opticians (Houten).
The Ray-Ban Aviator pair of sunglasses are considered to be the classic pilot one’s that will (nowadays) suit both him and her. With its green Bausch & Lomb G-15 glasses and gold frame it will perfectly match with every thing in your wardrobe and will protect you from the sun of course.
As you can see above, Dennis of the Fratello team is wearing a PME Pilot jacket and the matching pair of Ray-Ban RB3025 glasses. You are able to win a similar jacket in size L and the same pair of Ray-Ban Aviator Large Metal sunglasses, together worth an impressive amount of money that you probably have (or had to) spent during the Holidays last month. Please note that Dennis is not included in the Give Away.
To win the PME jacket and the Ray-Ban Aviator, you actually need to do three simple things. We want to keep stuff simple here and give everyone the opportunity to win (without having specific watch knowledge or whatever). Just perform the following three activities, that probably won’t taken even a minute of your time (so you can even do this during working hours):
We will draw the winner on Friday the 20th of January, so one of you will have a great start of the weekend! It is also the last day of the SIHH 2012 exhibition, which will give you some time to include one of the latest Pilot watches in your comment. Please comment only one time 
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Posted in Rolex Watches on Jan 6th, 2012 1 Comment »
Like this one http://www.watchesandgifts.com/watches/luxury/LouisBolleConsulate.html It is not that I do not like the leather, but I do not like how they absorb sweat.
Answer by kissykiss91
yeah i think u could. just go to a jewler and have them do it. it’s just pins that pop out so yeah. or u could do it. just use a pen or something and push them out just make sure u have the right size metal one to replace it with
cheers! 
Posted in articles&news on Nov 5th, 2011 No Comments »
Ever since we broke the news of the Panerai Luminor Marina 1950 3 Days (First!), people have been clamoring to see live photographs of it. Well, we have live photographs that we took the day it was announced in Milan, but the watch is, well, under water and behind glass. Still, you get a better idea of the dimensions of this Luminor with power reserve indicator on the caseback than you do from the press shots.
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Posted in articles&news on Sep 15th, 2011 No Comments »
The popular California-based watch brand Xetum now has steel bracelets available for both their Tyndall and Stinson watch collections. Xetum has just now introduced a five-link brushed and polished steel bracelet that is 20mm wide and is available on all current Xetum watch models. I like the look of the bracelet as integrated into the lugless design of the case.
According to Xetum, the bracelet has a push-button deployment clasp and is seamlessly integrated into the case design. The best part? Xetum doesn’t charge more for the bracelet option. You can opt for a leather strap or a steel bracelet at the same price ($ 995 or $ 1,395). What a nice deal. You just choose the strap option you want when buying the pieces online. Check out more information here.
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Posted in Bell & Ross on Jul 4th, 2011 2 Comments »
Bell & Ross Question&Answer:
At a carnival, you can try to ring a bell by striking a target with a 8.07-kg hammer. In response, a 0.398-kg metal piece is sent upward toward the bell, which is 4.94 m above. Suppose that 18.0 percent of the hammer’s kinetic energy is used to do the work of sending the metal piece upward. How fast must the hammer be moving when it strikes the target so that the bell just barely rings?
Answer by Physicsquest
PE = mgh = 0.398 x 10 x 4.94 = 19.66 J
19.66/18 = 1.092 (1%)
1.092 x 100 = 109.2 J (100%)
KE = 1/2mv^2
109.2/(1/2m) = v^2
109.2/(0.5 x 8.07) = 27.06, sq-rt = v = 5.2 m/s (answer)
Posted in Bell & Ross on Jun 12th, 2011 5 Comments »
I don’t change the bar bell as often as I should. I’ve only changed the bar bell twice since i’ve had the piercing in 5 years time.
Does this happen when it’s time to change it out for a new bar bell? I’ve never experienced this before, what’s going on?
Doesen’t regualr brushing and flossing keep the piercing pretty clean?
Answer by Pink Tiger
You need to change it.
