Omega Speedmaster Professional PVD bezel with tachymete

Please read the review reader Lum-Tec B15 Clock, Beau has had a chance to win last month. A gifted photographer, Beautiful, if one of these beautiful images of the actual clock, "What Lum-Tec Combat B15, can not speak, said of those who are lucky enough to have perhaps there are some unexpected benefits, not only those images that are web considerably.

 The first thing is very clear is the optical depth of carbon fiber, which includes the face. As someone who has a great love for the carbon fiber, and each tag consists of a complete, I can say it is absolutely the best I've seen the clock and "moves" with light, carbon fiber should be as good. chronograph push second direction different from your average race. During the first depression, but there is additional pressure on the same film is not typical "click" that you expect when you start working. The movement is smooth and quiet until the stopwatch is stopped and reset, and then click again.

Another highlight is the area of ​​creating clock. The B15 is a super comfortable on the wrist, usually a strap of NATO, but Lum-Tec is a lot easier than you might expect from him, 43mm. In a world where the politics of size and weight only 84 grams, it is actually very easy. I have a 50mm clock weighs 3.25 times that amount, so it's a big change. Especially if you that is more active and the clock 0.6 pounds too.

Gender: Gentlema's
Size: 38mm
Movement: High quality Asia Mechanical Automatic Movement
Case: High quality solid 316 stainless stell case
Bezel: PVD bezel with tachymeter
Dial: Black dial with a logo below 12 o'clock and 3 different sudibals at 3,6 and 9 o'clock 
Strap: Durable solid 316 stainless steel strap
Crystal: High quality crystal glass
Numerals: Shaped
Crown: 3 crowns,solid screw-down winding crown with logo and 2 buttons to control the chronographs
Clasp: Original fold over clasp with logo
Back Cover: Solid back cover 
Markings: Precise markings on the face,back,crown and clasp

watch replica It wasnt until 1657 and the invention of the balance spring that minute and even second hands were used. In 1765, chronometers started being used, and pretty delicate temperature compensations further whittled down the margin of error on fine pocket watches.