SEIKO SPRING DRIVE MINUTE REPEATER CREDOR

Here is a special high-end subbrand from Seiko named The Seiko's Spring Drive minute repeater Credor. Seiko's high-accuracy Spring Drive movement that is containing a pleasing hybrid of mechanical beauty and accurate quartz crystal regulation. The watch follows up the Credor Sonnerie from a few years ago. The Credor Minute Repeater isn't just a Japanese minute repeater watch to say that they can do it like the Europeans. The timepiece itself is in a 42.8mm wide 18 rose gold case with an exposed movement on the front and back. There are double AR coated sapphire crystals and the piece is matched to a crocodile strap. The watch reference is the Seiko Credor GBLS998, while the movement is the in-house hand made caliber 7R11. It is manually wound with 72 hours of power reserve / power reserve indicator on dial and accurate to about 15 seconds a month. This new Seiko's Credor Spring Drive minute repeater is available for 34,650,000Yen or approx.USD$411,800. That is more or less only available in Japan.

FRING GROUP VIDEO CHAT ON iOS AND ANDROID

Apple’s unveiled of the FaceTime is very magical and somewhat epic too. I mean, they managed to woo the crowd into something that’s so 2005, and what’s more it doesn’t work over GSM, and you’ve gotta find a bloody WiFi connection, and what’s more you can only FaceTime one person at a time. But it’s cool, so no biggie there. Right, well here’s another thing that you can have, and that’s Fring. Fring’s been around for quite some time now, and they’ve recently been testing group video call on Android and iOS. Yes, group video call on your iPhone!

The feature will allow up to four users to simultaneously connect, face-to-face in a Brady Bunch-like mosaic as seen above. The beta is currently accepting applicants, so if you think you’re worthy, and you hate FaceTime so much yet still own an iPhone, then head over to the source link to apply. Shame on you Steve Jobs!

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EVENT COUNTDOWN CLOCK

Here"s the stylish stainless steel clock functions as a regular alarm clock, plus it is an event countdown timer for any 3 events. All it does is to show you time. Every day you wake up to the same dull clock and see the days pass by with just a glimpse of your eye. Sucks right? Yep, sucks that you can only pre-set 3 events, so this still puts you into dilemma. The Event Countdown Clock is currently available at the Sharper Image for USD$30. Yes, it’s awesome to look at the clock when you wake up and realize that there’s still 300 days before your next annual vacation to Bali. Feels awesome, or sucks?

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