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Ernest Borel Launches iPhone App

Ernest Borel iPhone App

Ernest Borel has launched a free iPhone app for watch aficionados as well as individuals interested in obtaining more information about the brand’s heritage and current model line-up. The app also contains information about the brand’s marketing activities and ambassadors.

August 09, 2011 | Mike Disher

Glashütte Original Debuts Its First iPhone App

GO iPhone App

Glashütte Original’s first iPhone App is called the Senntor diary, after the brand’s mechanical timepiece that lets its owner set an alarm up to 30 days in advance – the only one with this feature. The app features a diary for your iPhone to remind you of important dates, and more.

August 02, 2011 | Mike Disher

Omega Launches iPhone App

Omega puts its world at your fingertips with its new iPhone app. Carry the entire collection, including images and technical data about every Omega watch, in your pocket. The Watchfinder function lets you select the timepieces that have the exact specifications you are looking for, and you can save your choices as Favorites. The app also displays the correct time and date on a De Ville Hour Vision. Tap the dial and view the animated Co-Axial caliber 8611 through the sapphire case back.

August 23, 2010 | Mike Disher

Panerai Launches iPhone App

Panerai iPhone App

Officine Panerai dives into the digital age with a new iPhone app. The app is available at no cost in iTunes (link below). Now Paneristi everywhere can share the Panerai experience anytime, anywhere. The app offers users exclusive information about new collections, upcoming events, and official boutique locations. A game lets you test your Paneristi knowledge, and you can download wallpapers and high-res images. Panerai customers can also locate and contact product service experts throughout the world.

July 22, 2010 | Mike Disher

Jaeger-LeCoultre Offers Watchmaking Lessons On Your iPhone

Jaeger-LeCoultre iPhone App

Jaeger-LeCoultre has launched a new iPhone application that aims to share fine watchmaking with the general public. Rather than simply present their collection, the app invites you to look at iconic models from a whole new angle: the perspective of an amateur watchmaker. The application lets you explore the various stages in creating a watch, and a comprehensive horological dictionary compliments the six introductory lessons.

October 14, 2009 | Mike Disher