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Hamilton Jazzmaster Open Secret (H32756731)

I have a weakness for watches, and this baby is on my A List. Don'tlet the low price fool you. It is a handsome, high quality watch that will give the consumer years of service. It looks good in either the formal or leisure setting.

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Review by Shelley K, From Montenegro Ulcinj

Hamilton Khaki Aviation X-Wind (H77616533)

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Hamilton Men's Khaki X Wind Watch H77696793

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Review by Beebe C, From USA Stamford

This sophisticated automatic ladies' watch expresses the sheer beauty of overcoming technical challenges. Integrating a cut-out flower into a mother of pearl dial was indeed no easy task. The elaborately decorated Hamilton H-20-S movement that reveals itself through the petals is a justified source of fascination.

In the widely spoken language of color, blue is said to exhibit inner security and confidence, very appropriate for the skeletonized construction. Navy blue is used in the design of the two new Hamilton Jazzmaster Skeleton Lady models, for example in a fashionable, satinized strap, and saluting the fine art of watchmaking is a flamed blue second hand. The 36 mm diameter case is delicately set with 68 diamonds.

Everyone has lucky days. Really lucky ! The kind of luck that allows us to catch the bus in extremis in driving rain or even better that stops a pair of tights from running when caught on a chair. That kind of luck happens! For anyone in any doubt, I have irrefutable evidence. Just as I was getting annoyed with my boyfriend's invasive watch collection, a friend said to me with a sigh : "you're so lucky - mine collects cars ! And old cars at that, which means that they can't go faster than 40km an hour downhill - assuming they even work in the first place". And right there and then, although I am well aware that one shouldn't take pleasure in other people's misfortunes, my personal world seemed a little brighter. Because a car collection means a garage needs to be built next to the house, which therefore no longer looks like a chic, contemporary villa ; or else implies a need to find parking spaces in a block of apartments, which is basically mission impossible.

All of a sudden, the watches belonging to the man in my life seemed so small and inoffensive. I could almost have given them a hug. Well, I did say almost, so let's not get too carried away! But it no longer seemed to matter that they have insidiously colonized my space inside the chest of drawers, nor that we have installed a hideous safe in the dressing room after some stormy discussions… Because the watch-loving man would have preferred to have his collection in the bedroom, as close to him as possible - to the point where I felt my place on the pillow was threatened ! Never mind the pile of empty, useless boxes in which the man stubbornly refuses to put away his watches due to extreme laziness.

And never mind the deadly boring monologue which accompanies every burst of renewed enthusiasm for a watch he had neglected. My whole being was pervaded with a Zen-like sense of serenity. Because, yes, I am lucky, I might have had to share my life with cars and even had to have one in my living room, because there are always potential risks when it comes to a collector's ideas on interior design. I might have found myself confronted by a partner transformed into a Sunday DIY specialist, covered in grease and bursting with pride in his mechanical feats. Or have had to accompany him to the races every Sunday and then get excited about his - pseudo - exploits, or even spend the night in the emergency department because he mistook himself for Hamilton !

I am so lucky that I am even going to treat my man to a new watch !

The new Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto Chrono uses the latest innovations in watchmaking to improvise on the proven melody represented by its original version. Driven by the recently developed H-21 movement, this high-performance automatic chronograph can rely on 60 hours of power reserve. Modernity is king in the confidently contemporary shaping of the case and the dial design.

In its entirety, the Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto Chrono is a picture of sophistication that masters usability and reliability.

Detail shapes design

Special shaping of the antireflective sapphire crystal enables maximum dial visibility, subtly guiding the eye to the three counters. These are grouped on the left to allow the date display at 4 o'clock optimal exposure. Tapered pushers elegantly mirror the lugs' form and the requited love of detail also finds expression in 'Clous de Paris' dial decoration.

Styling choices enable the Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto Chrono to harmonize with the rhythms of diverse lifestyles. A new five-row stainless steel bracelet for instance merges seamlessly into the contemporary case. While rose gold-colored indexes bring warm tones to a version with a silver dial and crocodile-pattern brown leather strap. The five-b family is equipped to satisfy different wearer types, united by their zero-tolerance attitude with regard to timekeeping accuracy and material quality.

Hamilton was founded in 1892 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA. Hamilton watches combine the American spirit with the unrivalled precision of the latest Swiss movements and technologies. Known for its innovative design, Hamilton has a b foothold in Hollywood, with products appearing in 400 films. The brand also boasts a b aviation heritage. Hamilton is a member of the Swatch group, the largest watch manufacturer and distributor in the world with 160 production sites in Switzerland. 

"Certina is one of the best-selling brands in Northern Europe, especially in Scandinavia," says the brand's CEO, Adrian Bosshard, at Baselworld 2012. "We are number two in Sweden and Finland," he explains while showing new models with ceramic bezel insert and clean black dials in an easy-on-the-eye design and secured to sturdy bracelets of steel or titanium. "Titanium is extremely popular in Northern Europe," he adds.

"We also offer masculine and sporty watches," Bosshard continues and presents the DS Action, an ISO 6425-certified diver's watch powered by the automatic Valjoux 7753 chronograph movement and priced very competitively compared to other brands using this reliable tractor movement. "It is priced at 2,150 Swiss francs with the two-tone rubber strap."

Value for money
Looking at the hefty diver's watch with its Super-LumiNova-coated bezel and quickset date changer crown on the side of the case, you get a feeling of value for money. That is the same feeling you get when trying on the fun, yet very cool-looking, new TechnoMarine Steel Evolution. The large quartz-driven watch has a special finish that allows the watch to look worn. "The Steel Evolution has been 'stone-washed' to get this finish," new TechnoMarine CEO Jacques-Philippe Auriol explains. "First, the watch is coated with PVD in the preferred color and then blasted with ceramic balls - just like we did with jeans in the 1990s," he smiles as he attaches a second strap in a swift move that provides yet another look to the watch. "The price of the Steel Evolution is 700 Swiss francs, which includes an extra strap."
Well-priced pilot's watch

If you are looking for something classic that celebrates historic design and you don't want to explore the bottom of the ocean or the beaches of St. Tropez, Hamilton offers a great alternative: the Khaki Pioneer. This is obviously an aviation-inspired watch with a distinct "B-Uhr" look and size of 45 mm. "Propelling" has been a big part of Hamilton's 120-year history in watchmaking, and aviation-inspired watches dominate the current anniversary collection offering both classic and contemporary designs dedicated to both the romantic and seriously demanding pilot of today.

The Hamilton Khaki Pioneer is powered by automatic ETA Caliber 2824, but priced at a very appealing at 875 Swiss francs, proving that not all Swiss mechanical watches with a long and proud history will empty your bank account.

Swiss Army
Hamilton is not alone in honoring the military. Swiss Victorinox whose fame is probably best noted with the Swiss Army knife, offers a b and very appealing watch collection - not the least of which is the original chronograph that is a redesign of a 1989 model. "The nylon fiber case is offered in four different colors, representing the four branches of the military," Francois Nunez of Victorinox explains.

The lightweight, quartz-driven watch is offered in navy green, commando black, desert beige and khaki green attached to a soft strap in matching color. "The strap is not the usual NATO-like strap you see everywhere," Nunez adds. "This is a thicker webbing style that I hunted down in Japan."

The 40 mm Original Chronograph is a refreshing and rather stunning alternative to expensive Swiss horology and priced at 425 Swiss francs. This collection is destined to be a huge success for the company, which already enjoys enormous success in the Americas.
 

The Grand Prix de Pau returns in 2011, an event eagerly anticipated by all GP enthusiasts, especially as it will take place on one of the last remaining street circuits.
Richard Mille became involved in the Grand Prix de Pau when he partnered the Historic Grand Prix de Pau, two years ago. This year, the brand is supporting both the Historic and the Modern Grand Prix, which will take place over two consecutive weekends, 14th/15th May and 21st/22nd May respectively.

The Grand Prix de Pau is a tough testing ground for racing cars and experience, inevitably leads to improvements and innovations. It is in this same spirit that Richard Mille has always approached watchmaking. As principal partner, with both the Historic and Modern Grand Prix de Pau, allows Richard Mille to consolidate his ties between modernity and tradition - Pre-war racing cars with the automobiles of tomorrow, while celebrating the best of car manufacturing.
The Historic Grand Prix de Pau will take place over the weekend of 14tth and 15th May and will from then on become a yearly event. Participating cars will be divided into seven different grids according to age and specifi cation but the majority of racing will include single seaters that contributed to the reputation of the circuit.
The following Trophies will be awarded: the Legende Trophy for Grand Prix vehicles and pre-war sports cars, including 15 Bugatti and the Delahaye 145 V12 that won the 1938 Pau Grand Prix; the Argentin Trophy for Grand Prix vehicles with a pre-1961 engine; the Pau Trophy for Grand Prix vehicles with a pre-1966 rear engine; the Pyrenees Trophy for Formula Ford vehicles dating from between 1966 and 1981; the Junior Trophy for Formula Junior vehicles dating from between 1957 and 1963. GT and touring cars will also compete for the Phil Hill/ Sixties Endurance and Mini Classic Trophies.
Like the Le Mans Classic race, hundreds of automobile clubs will also be putting on an open-air exhibition of their most treasured vehicles so that visitors can get up close to these cars, many of which will pre-date them.
The Modern Grand Prix de Pau will take place over the weekend of 21st and 22nd May and will be the opportunity to see the champions of the future. Cars will be categorized into nine grids: Formula Renault 2.0, Championship of France FFSA F4, Renault Clio Cup Elf, 207 THP Cup, THP Spider Cup, Legends Cars Trophy, F3 Classic, Formula 3 International Trophy and the fi rst ever Grand Prix de Pau Electric.
Keen race enthusiasts will remember that Formula 3 has been the proving ground for future champions, in particular Lewis Hamilton.

If you are going to spend six adventurous months on 'paradise island' with diving and swimming as your daily activities, and if your tools need to be highly functional, ultra-resistant and extremely durable, what would you bring? The Alpina Extreme Diver 1000 Meters watch, tailor-made for this modern-day Robinson Crusoe, sounds like the perfect choice….
Ben Southall, a 34 year old Brit is a real-life Robinson Crusoe, recently appointed Island Caretaker of Australia's Hamilton Island for a six-month period -also known as 'The Best Job in the World'. The organization 'Tourism Queensland' launched the idea to promote the Great Barrier Reef by offering a prize that money cannot buy -the chance to 'work' on the island for six months, starting July 1st, 2009. After reviewing 36,648(!) applicants from 201 countries, 610 hours of video and 450,000+ votes, Ben was selected. The 'discerning' job description requires him to 'explore the islands of the Great Barrier Reef, swim, scuba-dive, make friends with the locals and generally enjoy the tropical Queensland climate and lifestyle'. Part of his responsibilities consists of being the International Ambassador for Queensland. In thoroughly modern fashion, Ben is expected to report back to Tourism Queensland -and the world- regularly via his weblog, a photo diary, video updates and interviews.

Ben is a hardworking and gregarious individual who enjoys setting goals and reaching targets that most people find impossible to comprehend, let alone achieve. He has spent the last ten years traveling extensively throughout Africa, working as an Events Manager and organizing an annual music festival for charity. In his spare time, Ben keeps fit through trekking, swimming, running, climbing and preparing for his next challenge, which is never far away. For more information, please check out his website http://afritrexben.blogspot.com.
 
Ben explains one such event, 'The Afritrex charity endurance challenge (in 2008) consisted of ten physical challenges which I set myself, to complete five marathons and climb five of Africa's highest mountains, spaced out over a period of a year across the African continent'.
Swiss Watch Manufacturer Alpina Geneve is delighted to become part of this exciting adventure by offering Ben a brand-new Alpina 'Extreme Diver 1000 Meters' watch. Supposedly, this is the perfect wrist instrument during the execution of his duties and timely investigation of the Great Barrier Reef islands.