Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Co-Axial Watch

Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Co-Axial Watch

The dial of the Omega watch has been created in black or silver. It is decorated with a signature “Geneva Waves” pattern. The chronograph counters are framed by three applied rings. You will notice that the silver dial has blackened sub-dial rings, while the black dial has silver rings, creating a fine contrast. The counters feature a one-of-a-kind “beehive” surface that distinguishes the Speedmaster Broad Arrow Co-Axial from other members of the collection. The date window is found at 4:30. — via Infoniac

19th Century Chinese Ornament

The Textile Blog has an interesting post on Owen Jones’ 1867 book on Chinese ornament, Examples of Chinese Ornament.

These examples of Chinese decorative work show the real beauty of composition, colour tone and balance that was the result of centuries of constant experimentation and innovation by generations of Chinese artists and designers. Certainly a long way from the overly fussy and often trite European version that was Chinoiserie.

— via CRAFT

Ace 904S Thruxton Special

Ace 904S Thruxton Special

It’s a collaboration between Tony Scott of T3 Racing and Mark Wilsmore of the Ace Café, and it’s marketed with Stonebridge Motor Co. branding. Triumph’s familiar air-cooled parallel twin motor has been heavily reworked, with a 904 big bore kit, high-lift cams and revised throttle bodies. This boosts power by 35% and reportedly delivers 80bhp at the back wheel — via Bike EXIF

Facebook stalker a 12-year-old girl

A mother’s fear that her 12-year-old daughter was being stalked by a paedophile on Facebook sparked an in-depth, almost month-long investigation involving the Australian Federal Police.

But police have been left dumbfounded by the discovery that the person who harassed and sent pornographic images to the girl via the site was another 12-year-old girl — via redwolf.newsvine.com

Maurice Lacroix Pontos Decentrique Phases de Lune Watch

Maurice Lacroix Pontos Decentrique Phases de Lune Watch

The Pontos Decentrique Phases de Lune watch demonstrates a one-of-a-kind time display. At 10 o’clock, you will notice an off-centre dial with a unique single hand keeping track of the minutes and the dragging hours displayed with help of a disk. At 4 o’clock, the main dial features two superposed disks displaying the phases of the moon and indicating day and night. Yet, the true zest of the dial is presented at 6 o’clock – the dial clearly displays the date in a metalized sapphire crystal window on a disk based on the patented return system conceived exclusively in-house — via Infoniac