Watch Collection

Monday, October 22, 2012

Luminox Watch Features and Benifits

Luminox

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This brand of watch has a different style and field of its
functions. Most of its style are used by professional diver's all around the world because of its constantly glows in a dark places.
Some of this style are called LAND TYPE, this style of watches are, some elegant and some sporty type. This has Metal Collection, Chronograph functions which are commonly used by different racing sport. it has also a classic style but in a new form of style witch can be used in any casual or sport luxury type of field.
The best thing of this watch witch i like most is the super light-weight watch, the case if form by fiber carbon material,
And one thing is all of it watches are water resistant in not less than {100} one hundred meters.
This Watch also has the only type of always visible in dark for twenty-five years {25} in constant glow, because of it very unique component and materials that came from the fossils.. from a thousand of year in age before it was discover by the Luminox engineers and researcher..

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Luminox Blackout Watch

Originally developed for the Navy SEALs, the self-sustaining illumination glows continuously for 25 years without draining batteries or requiring sunlight. Its black-on-black face features microgas dots on the hands, bezel and hour marks for bright visibility at night. Carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer 44mm case, rotating bezel and case back. Genuine Swiss quartz movement. Hardened mineral glass crystal. Stainless steel crown. Polymer 23mm-thick strap. Water-resistant to 200 meters.
Case diameter: 1.73".

All Luminox watches feature a self-powered illumination system employing tiny micro gas light sources.

This unique Swiss technology guarantees unsurpassed

ability to read the time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week,

for up to 25 years. Each watch has micro gas lights

mounted on the hands, dial, and when necessary also

on the bezel.

This unique technology does not depend on an external light source to “charge” fluorescent paint on the

dial or hands in order to glow, nor do Luminox watches

require the push of a button to light up as do watches

with electroluminescence.

They just glow and glow and glow...

• Unique Swiss Made self-powered illumination

system

• Constant glow for up to 25 years

• Water and shock resistant

• Swiss Made watch

Saturday, May 21, 2011

watches features, best choice

Different brands of watches for us really matters..
This defend on how the watch was brought to the market.
Watches that are highlighted by the market are actually the same
as those watches in a line of silent. Only you have to find the materials
that are used to build the products..
here are some tips to choose good watch and in the very low price..

*You have to ask the foundation of the watch if this is all 316L
high grade of stainless steel.
*Ask about what kind of movement the watch is run for,
miyota or japan movement is better and also the swiz movement.
*Then know the watch if this is quarts or automatic and kinetic {if the
watch is digital find out if this is solar power or battery.}
If you count every seconds then battery power is your better choice.
* Try to look at the watch what is this look like..
if the watch has 3 eye or 3 circle inside ask the function and the
benefits that you gain from it.
*Think want you really want..
the kind of watch that you need
. is it for daily use?
. for formal?
. for sport or for diving?
*After deciding the your watch ask the warranty procedures
on how to claimed and the limits and what are dos and dont’s
work or covered for claiming the warranty if in cease you have
concern.
also do not forget to know the authorized service center. the place
and the exact name and location for the service center..

With this simple tips i’m sure you already have an idea what kind of good watches
you are looking for..
its your decision to select what brand it is..
just choose the best with the best price..

Actions to handle and care the Watch

Our Watch is very special, this is because we spend money to have our desire watch.

If you are already the proud owner of a watch, here are a few tips to help you care for your watch:

Your watch is a beautiful fashion timepiece and is not considered waterproof. Wearing your watch swimming, diving or showering could risk damage to the movement.
Do not stop your watch to conserve the battery. Many people will pull out the stem of their watch to save battery life, and while a few months may be added to the battery life, the movement of the watch is damaged by settled oils and greases. For the same reason it is good to replace the battery of your watch quickly after the battery dies.
Batteries should be replaced by a reputable jeweler or watch repair man, or, if possible, returned to our factory. (Maybe we’ll give it a quick polish as well!) Do not try to change your own battery.
Do not open your watch and expose the movement. Even a small speck of dust or lint will ruin the movement. If the movement is exposed by a cracked or broken crystal, return the watch to our factory to have it replaced.
Cleaning Instructions:
All precious sterling silver will oxidize in time, therefore, less exposure to the environment will slow down this process. When not wearing your watch, it is recommended that it be kept in the original suede leather pouch. This soft leather pouch will reduce the tarnishing caused by exposure from sulfur in the air. Should (when) your watch need cleaning or polishing, we suggest using a jeweler’s polishing cloth. Do not wash with water and detergent as this may damage the movement and create water spots on the silver case.

Friday, May 6, 2011

Runner's need

The 50 Lap Memory enables you to track splits for any distance, the 10 Run Data Storage allows you to break down your performance after your run, and the 5 Interval Timers keep interval training at the forefront of your race day preparation.

Lap /split. is the element to capture the improvement of your workout. This will evaluate your performance, will give the time from the start to the last second of your race. its memory shows how your performance work by saving every interval time of your race.

This tells the time of your race.

Tuesday, May 3, 2011