Omega Launches Latest In-House Movement
Omega has traditionally used standard ETA or Valjoux movements in almost all of their pieces. The movements are considerably improved over the regular models, but they still come from the…
Omega has traditionally used standard ETA or Valjoux movements in almost all of their pieces. The movements are considerably improved over the regular models, but they still come from the…
Forums are a goldmine today. A lot of people assume that automatics move as smoothly as butter. This is not the case. Sweep second hands "tick" but they tick up…
Great thread over at WuS about sub-$500 chronos. I second the notion that the Swiss Army chronos are killer and very inexpensive. Hamilton should be down in the $500 range…
Very interesting video featuring enough blinged out watches to choke a horse. Watches, to me, aren't jewelry. I consider them to be as indispensable as a cellphone. But if the…
Any watch description that begins with "At the request of the French Naval Air Force..." has to be some sort of hoax. But no, Bell & Ross made 150 of…
Umm? Amazing? True? Dangerous? Last night, when I was brushing my teeth with my sonicare tootbrush, I thought of using the charger to charge my watch. I said, what the…
Looks like Glycine is updating their Combat line with new movements and looks. I like the Combat line - Glycine knows how to make neon faces and they look incredible.…
Forum has two threads: show us your fave Scorpion wrist shots and your overall favorite wrist shot. If you need someplace to upload your images, try Flickr or Photobucket (my…
Worth1000 is doing a "make up your own Apple product contest and they have a few interesting entries featuring the iWatch. Possible? Probably not. Cool? Yes. Contest
Just a quick note to tell you all that we're now the official Scorpion Watch Company Forum moderator. This means we'll be able take your questions and concerns directly to…