November | 2011 | fernexpressblog

Perrelet has just announced a few limited edition erotic watches based on the original Turbine. These are done in a Japanese anime style, which is often referred to as “hentai” when it deals with pornographic or erotic art. This cartoon erotic art is quite popular and has origins going back to the 19th century or earlier. Using the spinning turbine concept on the dial, the images are placed on the dial and only really visible when the turbine (activated by wrist movement) is spinning quickly. … – – more Read

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Perrelet introduces Diamond Flower Prestige Edition (your-story.org)
When Anime Goes Live Action (theotakuologist.com)

“We will ALL miss him for his gifts & talents as your quintessential Film Directors, thanks Ken” ———————–

Champagne. Soap bubbles. Baked beans. Melted bon-bons. Four images – all part and parcel of perhaps the most famous scene he ever committed to celluloid (which, in this instance, is definitely saying something grand) – that seemingly conjure up so much of the universe of peerless British stage and film director Ken Russell. With or without Ann-Margret in a white leather cat-suit, Russell’s TOMMY is one of the most unique and enduring movie musicals of the later half of the twentieth century and his other music-based films provide a plethora of information and insight (not all of it factual and much of it often quite admittedly wrongheaded) – so, for those alone, Russell is due much praise as far as theatre fans are concerned. — Go HERE to Read about & View some of Ken’s Best