Maitres du Temps Chapter Three Reveal Watch
Round watches are certainly in again this year. Well round watches are pretty much ALWAYS in - though for high-end brand Maitres du Temps a 42mm wide round-cased watch is a bit unexpected. Nevertheless, that is exactly what the new Chapter Three Reveal watch looks like. For their third creation Maitres du Temps goes super classic in design, and offers a neat set of complications worth of the Maitres du Temps name.The Maitres du Temps Chapter One was a massively sized watch with an incredible amount of complications. The Chapter Two was a sort of baby Chapter One with a more simple movement and more wearable size. Each of those watches has tonneau style cases (well, mostly). What endures over to the Chapter Three from the other two models is the use of rollers in the movement to indicate information. Rollers will apparently be a signature element of Maitres du Temps timepieces.Like all Maitres du Temps watches, the Chapter Three is a collaborative effort with the brand and two very spec

Graham Chronofighter Oversize GMT Black Steel Watch
Let me share with you a few of the words that Graham uses to describe its newer Chronofighter Oversize GMT Black Steel watch collection. The name itself is long enough as it is. Let's see here, according to our friends at the British Masters this watch is "chic, gutsy, dogged, classy, undaunted, a milestone, magnetic, skilled, extra sensitive, faithful, and a backslider." Wow, that sounds like rock band made up of a KGB spy, an ex dictator turned psychologist, Alexander the Great, and a criminal who was formerly an arch bishop. I had to look up "backslider" by the way. No, it isn't a cool way of falling down the stairs. Apparently it is a religious term for a "saved" person who has fallen into sinned. Oh Graham, you dogged backslider you.Ignoring the thesaurus-derived spew we can focus on the watches themselves. The design is a bit of a hybrid between some of what Graham has offered in the past. Mainly its famous Chronofighter and GMT watches. When I first learned about Graham watches

Bullhead or Deep Black
Just a quick question.If you could choose one, which one would that be?Thank you. I do consider all your opinions. Right now I only have D Blue.Sent from my A1601 using Tapatalk

Great summer watch...
... with the right strap. Really a 'can do anything' piece.

Reputable London dealers to sell my Rolex at.
Hi, a bit of a strange question but here goes.I have an opportunity to get a DSSD at a very good price, unfortunately I am a bit short of funds. I am looking at selling my Milgauss GV to seal the deal. Any places in London to sell it at a fair price ? As it's a spur of the moment sell, so no box or papers.Looked at Goldsmiths, but they appear a bit short of my expectations price wise. One Knightsbridge watch trader looked ok and they replied to my email with a fair offer, any other places I should try as well or avoid ? I tried internet searching but there appear to be dozens of second hand watch traders in London and I don't know which are ok or who I should avoid at all costs.If this breaks Forum rules / etiquette please PM me any details rather than post a reply.Best,Peter