Nixon 51-30 Chrono Watch ($450) features include stainless steel construction with brushed finished, Swiss movement, and an external rotating bezel with countdown timer.
Movement: 6 Hand Japanese Quartz With Second Subdial Chrono
Case: Custom 300 Meter Stainless Steel With Hardened Mineral Crystal, External Rotating Bezel With Countdown Timer, 9:00 Crown Positioning
Band: Custom Solid Stainless Steel With Brushed Finish And Double Locking Clasp
The now Swiss-owned former American Hamilton brand, the one that is responsible for the first electric wrist watch and the world’s first electronic watch Hamilton Pulsar, is going to soon start selling the world’s first timepiece featuring a real Machmeter!
Right, pilots among us will soon be able to put a real Machmeter on their wrists. Machmeter is a special flight instrument that measures the ratio of the true airspeed to the speed of sound and when that ratio reaches “1.0″ it means that you travel at the speed of sound, as simple as that. In theory. In practice, a Hamilton Khaki X-Mach’s proud owner is supposed to calculate the speed of his or her airplane manually feeding the watch the pressure altitude and the calibrated air speed values.
Hamilton Khaki X-Mach watch’s specification :
Price range: 1245 Euro, 1645 USD, 1895 CHF
Movement: Valjoux 7750, automatic
Complications: Machmeter, date, day of week
Power reserve: N/A but 7750-powered chronographs usually have a power reserve of some 46 hours
Case material: Stainless steel, transparent caseback with sapphire crystal
Case diameter: 44mm
Case height: N/A
Dial: Black with white numerals and indices
Water resistance: 100m
Strap: Brown or black leather or rubber strap
Crystal: Sapphire
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A simulated wedding ceremony is held at the Shangri-la Hotel, Guangzhou.
A grand wedding fair with the theme of “Colours” was held at the Shangri-la Hotel, Guangzhou on Sunday. Featuring ”Traditional Red”, “Tropical Blue”, “Elegant Orange” & “Romantic Violet” Wedding Ceremonies, the fair offered a variety of wedding ceremony arrangements, including menus, cakes and decorations; bridal dresses, make-up and wedding rings; and photography, locations and honeymoon themes.
The fair attracted some 150 hopeful couples seeking matrimonial ideas from the many “themed” tables, and the show’s highlight with an eye-catching wedding dress fashion show.
This was the second such fair to be held by the Shangri-la in Guangzhou for young couples on the brink of tying the knot. “We hope our service will help these young couples have a unique wedding experience, especially after all the red tape they have to deal with before they step on the red carpet,” said one staff member from the hotel. (by Carrot Chan, Stephen Roach)
Keep warm while making a statement about your personality with the Christopher Raeburn Parachute Bomber Jacket.
This supersoft Ben Sherman Jubilee ($89) mod fit track jacket keeps you warm in sharp style.
Mod fit track jacket with zip front closure. Features striped detailing and zip pockets. Logo branding at left chest and embroidered signature on upper back.
Five models and three colorways comprise the Puma Winner Pack, coming to retailers in March.
Each pair will run you about $75 and you’ll be able to choose from slip-ons to runners in your choice of metallic gold, black or white. (via kenlu)
The Gore-Tex Paclite Jacket ($680) is packable into a small pouch and comes in either Black, gray, or Red. The jacket is a lightweight, 100% polyester jacket that features various designs that are signature of KAWS including the 2 “X” marks that the top of the hoodie as well as the “Chompers” on both the zipper and bottom of the jacket.
Here’s a preview of the Stussy Deluxe Spring 2009 collection that drops tomorrow.
The collection focuses on clean, well constructed garments with excellent fit and fabrication, and a more mature look.
Ashanti thinks of Plies on two occasions: “that’s when she wants it and when she needs it.”
Nasty, eh? Want It, Need It, samples from The Deele’s 1988 hit Two Occasions sang by Babyface.
