3 Standout Tourbillon Watches From Baselworld 2013
After a few challenging economic years for the watch industry, in which some feared big-ticket haute horlogerie timepieces were on the wane, tourbillon watches came roaring back at this year’s Baselworld. Here’s a trio of unusual tourbillons that grabbed our attention.Chopard brings its long association with motorsports? to bear in the design of its new L.U.C. Engine One Tourbillon, which is built to resemble the engine block of a high-performance racecar. The horizontally oriented titanium case contains a manual-wound tourbillon movement, Chopard Caliber L.U.C. 04.02-L, designed and assembled at Chopard’s manufacture in Fleurier, Switzerland. The openings in the movement resemble those on a car engine’s air intake; the engraved grooves on the dial-side bridges are inspired by engine-block cylinder heads and are a functional part of the mainplate. The case features contrast in its polished and brushed surfaces as well as in its cut-off curves and concave surface

SOS Cancun
Hi guys,In a cab to as we speak on way to Cancun---isn't there a dealer there? Couldn't find one via Google or Dealer Locator. Could've sworn I saw people talking about one. Thanks as always.

Does Four into Two make sense?
The thought is to sell my 5712G, 5167, Rolex GMTIIC, and Speedmaster Pro for a 5164 and a Lange Datograph in pt.Anyone want to toss in their POV on this potential move?

PP Owners Area 11/15/12!
Owners Area is now accessible!!!

Rolex & Tudor
Hi guys, some say it look like Rolex Submariner.. but its totally different.. what do you guys think if these two watches?Thanks in advance