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Chronom¨¨trie Ferdinand Berthoud 1L. Watch
Few things in our industry give me as much joy as being pleasantly surprised. It seems I have become, wholly unintentionally, a bit cynical. Although never quick to dismiss, I am rarely deeply impressed. Up until this point, Chronometrie Ferdinand Berthoud had consistently gruntled me with its technical achievements but had somehow failed to light that fire in me much lesser pieces have been known to. With the release of the Chronometrie?Ferdinand Berthoud Chronometre FB 1L. watch, that has finally changed. And although I’m often a sucker for aesthetics, it was the functions that got me this time. Novelty is a tired word in the watchmaking world, but here it is apt. So, if you’re interested in a masterfully wrought horological machine that looks like it should be strapped to the wrist of any self-respecting Jules Verne hero, read on.SpecificationsBrand:?Chronometrie Ferdinand BerthoudModel: ChronometreFB 1L.Dimensions: 44mm ¡Á?13.95mmWater Resistance: 30 metersCase Material:
Review of the Nike Amp+ iPod Control Watch From WatchReport.com
The Nike Amp+ isn’t designed to be an all-around running or fitness watch. It’s specifically designed for runners who already have the Nike + iPod kit. Similar to the Timex iControl we recently reviewed, the Nike Amp+ is a remote control for your iPod Nano, however unlike the Timex, the Nike Amp+ uses the existing Nike + iPod gadget that plugs into your iPod, so you’re actually adding the iPod remote control to the Nike iPod system. Allow me to explain…Click on the above text for the full article at WatchReport.com.