Claude Meylan Eclipse Skeleton

The small Swiss watchmaker that is mostly known for its skeletonized timepieces will soon introduce its new creation: the Claude Meylan Eclipse wrist watch.

As the name implies, the Claude Meylan Eclipse is presented in a glossy jet-black PVD treated stainless steel case — via World Watch Review

Alpina Startimer Pilot

I’ve been following Alpina for years now and I’ve always been fascinated if not a little off-put by their styling. Finally, howeover, we have a chrono that’s actually worth a second look. This is the Startimer Pilot running an in-house automatic movement, the AL-860. It will be on sale this year alongside the AL-950, the Startimer Pilot Regulator that they’re most famous for — via Wrist Watch Review

P Houses / SM-arch

The relation with the verticality of the mountain at the back of the house and with the sea horizon in the far distance represents the generating element of the development of the volumes. Their simple shapes and the compact horizontal fronts express, by refusing the doubled elevation, an architecture [SM-arch] which proposes an actual integration between what is built and the ground and takes roots thus recalling the idea of chunks of rock broken off the flank of the mountain — via ArchDaily

Obaku Releases The Thinnest Sports Watch In The Whole World

This watch, designed by Christian Mikkelsen and Lau Liengaard Ruge, is an ultrathin, fairly handsome sports watch with a thin quartz movement and PVD-coated case and band. I, personally, am not a fan but it does look better than the thin stuff Skagen has been selling for years now and it could make someone with a fetish for ultrathin watches quite happy — via Wrist Watch Review

H4 / BRIO54

With the BRIO54 H4 product line we set out to design a modern green home type that is well-suited to typical small and narrow shoreline lots and offers a clean functional layout, bright open spaces while adhering to a very tight budget — via ArchDaily

Tentacle Tea Time by lemayhem

Tea time, tea time!. This smug little Octopus is a true tentacular tea connoisseur. How do you like your tea?. One sugar — or maybe eight?!

This 8×10 inch print is a reproduction of my original gouache and watercolour painting. It is professionally printed on Kodak Endura Metallic paper, a unique dimensional surface that results in sharp details and beautifully saturated colours — via Etsy

Mobile carriers warn spectrum curbs will hurt next-gen services

Australian consumers may not get the best deal out of next-generation mobile broadband services because of problems with spectrum allocations.

Carriers are quietly campaigning for larger blocks of 1800MHz spectrum in order to make the most of new generation mobile broadband technology known as long term evolution — via redwolf.newsvine.com

Triumph Bonneville Flat Tracker

Italy seems to be full of workshops making stylish, rideable customs, but Ggarage is one I haven’t heard of before. The company specializes in bikes from the 1970s onwards, and operates just outside Rome. This is their latest build, a simple but very effective flat track conversion on the evergreen Triumph Bonneville — via Bike EXIF

Squid Study by lemayhem

Bookworm, or booksquid?. So many interesting things are waiting to be read. Careful with those stacks of books! I wonder if anyone has suggested an e-reader to him yet?

This 5×7 inch print is a reproduction of an original gouache and watercolour painting. It is professionally printed on Kodak Endura Metallic paper, a unique dimensional surface that results in sharp details and beautifully saturated colours — via Etsy