Blancpain Villeret Chronographe Monopoussoir Quanti��me Complet
Blancpain is creating some aesthetic pleasures with its reinterpretations of the Villeret collection, which started last year. At Baselworld, the manufacture from Le Brassus showed a single-pusher chronograph with complete calendar and moon phases. This complicated watch, available in two versions, features classic dials that are both highly attractive and highly legible. Find wallpaper and pricing inside. This model is equipped with Calibre 66CM8, a movement that provides optimal user friendliness. The complete calendar and moon phase mechanisms have been designed to avoid risk of damaging the movement during setting. The movement consists of 450 components, including 35 jewels, in a package measuring 32 x 7.5mm with a power reserve of 40 hours.The indications are adjusted by means of under-lug correctors, a patented Blancpain innovation allowing fast correction without any need for a pointed instrument. The hidden correctors and the co-axial monopusher to control the chronograph resu

My new found love.....
Picked this up off of TZ just this weekend....it is soooo gorgeous! Only complaint is the crown is hard to work but i am still loving this watch! Here are some pics....enjoy!

It��s the year of the Rolex Master GMT ii, But...
Are the 24hr number markers on the bezel are too big that it seems to look so busy and cluttered? I understand that they’ve changed also the Dial from Maxi Dial from it’s previous predecessors that’s why they’ve increased the size of the numbers on the bezel. I used to own a GMT Black LN, function wise it’s a perfect daily and travel watch but i’ve got tired of it, i’ve sold it and never looked back. Has anyone here thinks that the Tudor BB GMT Pepsi has a better proportions and blending compare to the New Rolex Pepsi? I guess i’m leaning more with the Tudor BB GMT. we’ll see it in a couple of months.

New SS BLRO only on a Jub.....WHY??
So I have heard/read several places that the new Stainless BLRO cannot be on a Jubilee, but I have not heard anyone explain how Rolex has made it impossible to change bracelets on your own once you get home.Anyone know the answer to how they have pulled this off or have I misunderstood and the point is that it can only be ORDERED on a Jub?

Has Rolex ever made a 38mm Daytona?
I need the experts here to help me with an argument.Has Rolex ever made a 38mm Daytona?Thanks,Patrick