These are random photos and videos that are collated for prosperity sake. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!......... Saturday, April 30, 2016
We shine a spotlight on bronze, that most ancient of new case materials, and showcase a selection of watch brands that are using it in their new models, in this article from the February 2016 issue of WatchTime.http://www.watchtime.com/featured/whats-old-is-new-again-9-watches-with-bronze-cases/?utm_source=WatchTime+Daily+Update&utm_campaign=0aed1c9e22-WT+Daily&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_8338768216-0aed1c9e22-14531153&mc_cid=0aed1c9e22&mc_eid=1436559a32
These are random photos and videos that are collated for prosperity sake. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!......... 
Friday, April 29, 2016
Things could be worse: a sunny summer day, a speedy convertible and a cool IWC watch. The car is the Mercedes SLS AMG Roadster. The watch is also an AMG, of sorts: the Ingenieur Automatic AMG Black Series Ceramic, introduced in 2013 in honor of IWC’s sponsorship of the Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula 1 team. It seems fitting that we test the AMG watch while test driving an AMG car, so here we are at AMG headquarters in Affalterbach, Germany, ready to take car and watch for a spin.http://www.watchtime.com/reviews/one-for-the-road-we-test-the-iwc-ingenieur-amg-in-an-amg-roadster/?utm_source=WatchTime+Daily+Update&utm_campaign=0aed1c9e22-WT+Daily&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_8338768216-0aed1c9e22-14531153&mc_cid=0aed1c9e22&mc_eid=1436559a32
These are random photos and videos that are collated for prosperity sake. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!......... Thursday, April 28, 2016
Whenever we talk about Urwerk, it’s par for the course to say that these spectacular machines have just got to be seen to be believed. The newest release from their mad scientists, the Urwerk UR-210 CP “Clou de Paris," is no different, with a black and textured visual refresh. Last time, we saw the UR-210 model with its radical satellite hour indicators and horizontal retrograde minute display, it was dressed up in a naked stainless steel edition dubbed "Full Metal Jacket” (hands-on here). This iteration takes the same UR-7.10 caliber with its "activity tracker" (more on that in a second) and rewraps the whole package in a sinister, textured skin that gives the Urwerk UR-210 CP "Clou De Paris" watch a certain biologic personality and lends further credence to the notion that a mechanical watch is a living, breathing thing.http://www.ablogtowatch.com/urwerk-ur-210-cp-clou-de-paris-watch/
These are random photos and videos that are collated for prosperity sake. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!......... Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Please visit: http://easternwatch.blogspot.my/2013/11/citizen-automatic-ny602151e-divers.html
These are random photos and videos that are collated for prosperity sake. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!.........
Deep Blue has built a reputation for itself when it comes to professional grade dive watches. The use of extensive testing and rating, ridiculous luminova and tritium, durable materials such as sapphire and ceramic used for bezels, helium escape valves and more, the brand has come a long way since its start in 2007. Relatively new, they have developed an excellent following around the forums and are known as a great affordable tool watch.http://www.watchuseek.com/baselworld-2016-deep-blue-and-air-blue-live-report/
These are random photos and videos that are collated for prosperity sake. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!......... Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Today on “Vintage Eye,” we’re taking a look at one of the most noteworthy vintage-inspired new releases from BaselWorld 2016. Our subject is a brilliantly honest, modern re-issue of a bold, somewhat iconic, and ultra-collectible watch— the TAG Heuer Monza.http://www.watchtime.com/featured/vintage-eye-for-the-modern-guy-tag-heuer-monza/?utm_source=WatchTime+Daily+Update&utm_campaign=9028a9fead-Sunday+Summary&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_8338768216-9028a9fead-14531153&mc_cid=9028a9fead&mc_eid=1436559a32
These are random photos and videos that are collated for prosperity sake. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!......... Monday, April 25, 2016
Taking its name from the historical site of Vacheron Constantin, the Quai de l’Ile collection was launched in 2008 as a contemporary expression of the Fine Watchmaking traditions.http://www.timeandwatches.com/2016/04/vacheron-constantin-quai-de-lile-new.html
These are random photos and videos that are collated for prosperity sake. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!......... If Earth Day celebrations are inspiring you to help save the planet — while you’re itching to add a new watch to your collection at the same time— Omega may have a timepiece that’s right in your wheelhouse: the new Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra “Goodplanet,” available in two versions at two sizes, and both featuring Omega’s Master Co-Axial Chronometer calibers.http://www.watchtime.com/wristwatch-industry-news/watches/omega-marks-earth-day-with-new-aqua-terra-goodplanet-editions/?utm_source=WatchTime+Daily+Update&utm_campaign=eebedd69b0-WT+Daily&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_8338768216-eebedd69b0-14531153&mc_cid=eebedd69b0&mc_eid=1436559a32
These are random photos and videos that are collated for prosperity sake. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!......... Sunday, April 24, 2016
Photos of St Andrews, the Unversity etc.
King's Cross Station.
At our allocated seats. The journey: 5 and a half hours.
No on-board entertainment. Read a book or look out of the windows.
Leaving the station.
The English countryside. Wind turbine generators.
Solar panel farm.
The first view of snow.
The North Sea. Passed Edinburgh and now on the way to our final destination. No snow at all further North we went.
Leuchars Station is a simple station with a small covered waiting area.
Apart from that there are the ticketing office and the vending machine. That's all to the station.
We took the bus to get to St Andrews. It was just a 5 minute drive away. But it did take us 350 meters of walking to get to our hotel.
The time was 4 pm but it was already dark.
Despite it being a weekday (a Monday) no much activity in St Andrews.
A real quiet town.
Next morning we went to visit the University for a tour as well as a meeting the International Student Office . Below is the international centre.
Below is one of the halls of residence.
At the moment practically empty as it was Christmas break.
A standard cluster of rooms consist of 5 individual rooms in a secured corridor.
A typical room comes with internet, TV and attached bathroom.
Standard queen sized bed as a study table.
Each cluster has a complete kitchen with living room set.
Well equipped.
The main entrance.
A shot of a top floor of one of the faculties we visited.
Many of the faculties are located in old houses.
The town of St Andrews is practically owned by the University.
Here is another halls of residence that Prince William stayed.
One of the colleges in the University. St Andrews University does practice the same college style setup as Oxford and Cambridge.
This is the old library section of the University.
St Mary's College.
Our tour guide explaining the history of the University.
Typical British weather, dark and gloomy. Even the townspeople tend to stay indoors.
The gang with warm clothing on.
The city of St Andrews is not that big at all. Here is the map of the town. I guess you can cover the whole 'city' within half a day of just walking.
Off we went.
Some ruin castle near the sea.
Was told that in summer, stage shows are held here.
The beach looks rocky. Unlike our sandy beaches in Malaysia.
I bet in summer this place would look just beautiful.
A typical street in the city.
The tea shop where Kate met Prince Williams.
The opera.
Every city review we visited, The Jannettas Gelateria was mentioned as the 'must-visit' place in St Andrews. Despite it being a cold December, we were in the mood for ice cream.
There are tons of flavours. We got the proprietor to choose the most sort after. We were not disappointed. A cup of hot chocolate can never go wrong too.
This was after we went through the town.
No rush, so we enjoyed sitting in the nice comfy ice cream parlour.
A family photo.
A typical creation - a sundae.
This is the coordinate of the hotel where we stayed in St Andrews.
The next morning we took a taxi to get to the train station. From the bleak platform you can see the military airfield.
Waiting at the platform with other students from the university going home for Christmas.
.
At our allocated seats. The journey: 5 and a half hours.
No on-board entertainment. Read a book or look out of the windows.
Leaving the station.
The English countryside. Wind turbine generators.
Solar panel farm.
The first view of snow.
The North Sea. Passed Edinburgh and now on the way to our final destination. No snow at all further North we went.
Leuchars Station is a simple station with a small covered waiting area.
Apart from that there are the ticketing office and the vending machine. That's all to the station.
We took the bus to get to St Andrews. It was just a 5 minute drive away. But it did take us 350 meters of walking to get to our hotel.
The time was 4 pm but it was already dark.
Despite it being a weekday (a Monday) no much activity in St Andrews.
A real quiet town.
Next morning we went to visit the University for a tour as well as a meeting the International Student Office . Below is the international centre.
Below is one of the halls of residence.
At the moment practically empty as it was Christmas break.
A standard cluster of rooms consist of 5 individual rooms in a secured corridor.
A typical room comes with internet, TV and attached bathroom.
Standard queen sized bed as a study table.
Each cluster has a complete kitchen with living room set.
Well equipped.
The main entrance.
A shot of a top floor of one of the faculties we visited.
Many of the faculties are located in old houses.
The town of St Andrews is practically owned by the University.
Here is another halls of residence that Prince William stayed.
One of the colleges in the University. St Andrews University does practice the same college style setup as Oxford and Cambridge.
This is the old library section of the University.
St Mary's College.
Our tour guide explaining the history of the University.
Typical British weather, dark and gloomy. Even the townspeople tend to stay indoors.
The gang with warm clothing on.
The city of St Andrews is not that big at all. Here is the map of the town. I guess you can cover the whole 'city' within half a day of just walking.
Off we went.
Some ruin castle near the sea.
Was told that in summer, stage shows are held here.
The beach looks rocky. Unlike our sandy beaches in Malaysia.
I bet in summer this place would look just beautiful.
A typical street in the city.
The tea shop where Kate met Prince Williams.
The opera.
Every city review we visited, The Jannettas Gelateria was mentioned as the 'must-visit' place in St Andrews. Despite it being a cold December, we were in the mood for ice cream.
There are tons of flavours. We got the proprietor to choose the most sort after. We were not disappointed. A cup of hot chocolate can never go wrong too.
This was after we went through the town.
No rush, so we enjoyed sitting in the nice comfy ice cream parlour.
A family photo.
A typical creation - a sundae.
This is the coordinate of the hotel where we stayed in St Andrews.
The next morning we took a taxi to get to the train station. From the bleak platform you can see the military airfield.
Waiting at the platform with other students from the university going home for Christmas.
.
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