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Wouldn't you like the see the old classy style of the 1970's captured in the design of a modern and contemporary watch? Well, Oris has the answer. The famous watch manufacturing brand has managed to recreate that vintage ***y look of the 1970's in a watch that celebrates the victorious era of car racing of the 1970's. Paying tribute to cars, speed and competition, the new Oris Chronoris Grand Prix 70 Limited Edition watch captures the spirit of Formula One racing in a design hard to equal on the watch manufacturing market.The vibrant and sporty design of the watch catches the eye quickly and it sure makes a statement of success from the part of the Oris Company. Having dedicated a lot of its attention and expertise to celebrate sports such is Formula One, the famous house of watch manufacturing has come up one more time with a brilliant concept. The new watch, Oris Chronoris Grand Prix 70 Limited Edition, uses a powerful automatic movement comprised in a very masculine and lively design. The construction of the Oris Chronoris Grand Prix 70 Limited Edition's case was based on a stainless steel material and its dimensions measure only 42.5 mm. The new Oris Chronoris Grand Prix 70 Limited Edition's case shows that the designers from Oris have played a little bit with lines and curves and have managed to create a very sporty, yet robust design that's quite catchy to the eye. With a case back covered with mineral glass and a case top covered with sapphire crystal we can be sure about the safety of the movement. The case assures that the interior mechanism remains untouched and it also provides a generous 50 meters water resistance. Remarkable because of the functions provided, the new Oris Chronoris Grand Prix 70 Limited Edition is equipped with indicators for the hours, minutes and small seconds, a date indicator, a second time zone indicator, a tachometer and a chronograph. Moreover, the watch is equipped with a countdown function, a function that is indispensable to any sport as each and every sport is designed to measure performance and evolution. Based on a mixture of black and green, the dial of the watch matches perfectly the intended vintage design of the new Oris Chronoris Grand Prix 70 Limited Edition. Some of the main characteristics of this dial are: a sub-dial located at the 6 o'clock position, showing the hours, a small seconds counter at the 9 o'clock position, and another sub-dial indicating the 30 minutes counter at the 12 o'clock position. Additionally, the countdown technical feature is presented in British Racing Green, just like the second time zone. A dial that has it all, without looking crowded, represents a proof of talent and artistry from the part of the Oris' designers.Another worth-mentioning function displayed by this exquisite Oris Chronoris Grand Prix 70 Limited Edition is its date window, present at the 6 o'clock position in Arabic numerals. The strap matches perfectly the green motifs of the dial and is made of green remborde black leather. Available in a limited edition, the new Oris Chronoris Grand Prix 70 Limited Edition recreates brilliantly that old-fashion look of the 1970's without lacking the modern design touches of today.Oris Chronoris Grand Prix 70 Limited Edition Pictures Gallery

Albert S. Ruddy, Fabian Krone and Clint Eastwood[ via A. Lange & Sohne ] A. Lange & Sohne Conquer Hollywood Traditional manufactory brings the "Saxon Art of Watch***" to Los Angeles. If the customer can't come to the manufactory, the manufactory must come to the customer. In short, this is the idea behind the "House of A. Lange & Sohne", an innovative event format that celebrates the "Saxon Art of Watch***". After two extremely successful events in Singapore (2006) and Tokyo (2007), the hills of Hollywood were this year's venue. Held from 24 to 28 October in the private residence of a famous fashion designer, the production centrepiece was without question the watch manufactory itself, which showcased its skills at original watch*** and engraving workshop benches. Here authorised retailers, customers and journalists were able to follow the creation of a Lange watch in close-up and look over the shoulders of the master craftsmen as they worked. Actually being able to work on the tiny watch parts is outstandingly effective at imprinting the experience firmly in the memory and so guests were allowed to try out their skills as watchmakers and engravers under instruction from the Lange experts. Entrance to the House of A. Lange & SohneOf course, the complete collection of refined timepieces from Saxony was also on show in this wonderful setting. These included the CABARET TOURBILLON with the first stop-seconds feature ever implemented in a tourbillon calibre, which was premiered this spring in Geneva, and a selection of limited-edition and long out-of-stock Lange watches that are prized rarities at auctions these days. Two highpoints were the exhibition of historic Lange pocket watches from the extensive collection of a Japanese Lange enthusiast which had flown in specially from Tokyo and a VIP Dinner hosted by Clint Eastwood and legendary Hollywood producer Albert S. Ruddy on the evening of October 25. Opening by Fabian Krone and Marcia MazzocchiFurther highlights of the five-day series of events were press conferences, receptions and dinners for customers and celebrities. Several hundred visitors from various US including actors, directors, and producers from the major studios, found themselves deep in discussion about watch*** at Lange with their hosts, headed up by Lange CEO Fabian Krone and Marcia Mazzocchi, President of A. Lange & Sohne America. The "House of A. Lange & Sohne" closed with a private dinner for Oscar award winner Adrien Brody who wore his DATOGRAPH PERPETUAL on the occasion. It became clear in the many in-depth discussions that American watch aficionados are passionate about "Made in Germany" craftsmanship and perfection. And that A. Lange & Sohne is one of the most sought-after brands among collectors and connoisseurs in the USA. The latest A. Lange & Sohne collection Demonstration of engraving a balance cock House of A. Lange & Sohne in the Hollywood Hills