Patek Philippe Opens New Production Facility in Le Brassus
Patek Philippe has opened a new production center in Le Brassus, near the heart of the Vall��e de Joux. The building houses three specialty workshops: Watchmaking, Fine Watchmaking and Restoration. Watchmaking specializes in setting up Patek Philippe perpetual calendar modules. The Fine Watchmaking workshop assembles, finishes, cases up, and sets the strikes for automatic winding minute repeaters. The Restoration workshop repairs and restores complicated timepieces.The facility houses 25 watchmakers: 12 in the Watchmaking Workshop, five in Fine Watchmaking, and eight in Restoration. The location allows Patek to be close to the Vall��e’s specialized schools and the skilled graduates they produce.

Listener Call-In Show Tomorrow March 5th, For HourTime Podcast
We are testing out new features for the HourTime Podcast - this time a listener call-in show we call the "Help Desk." During the proper scheduled time you need to call in. We will be here to answer questions, give opinions, and listen to you!Tomorrow, March 5th at 6:30pm EST we are doing our first such show. To participate, you will need to call (646) 915-8752. I believe you will need to call in at 6:30, and we will take it from there. Protocol is a bit up in the air right now.For more details, see the specific HourTime podcast episode page here.We won't be able to get to everyone, but this will likely become a show we do more than once. John and I are looking forward to hearing from you tomorrow.

Jenny Caribbean 300 Review
The history of dive watches is a labyrinth of design and engineering from brands both large and small. Tracing the modern diver back to the mid 20th century you have big players, such as Blancpain and Rolex, creating what are now icons alongside of smaller brands that were? forgotten and others that today have achieved cult status. Some of these brands made icons in their own right, such as Squale and Zodiac, or made cases for other brands that defined a style, like EPSA with their Super-Compressors. Today we're going to take a look at a brand that is far more obscure, though they were on the forefront of dive watch innovation in the mid-twentieth century and have persisted in the background until today; Jenny.Founded in 1953 by Paul Gustav Jenny, Jenny & Cie S.A. was a brand that was focused on diving technology. Their line of watches, known as the Jenny Caribbeans, quickly raised the bar for water resistance, claiming to have created the first 1000m diver, the Jenny Caribbean 100

15400or
Hi Guys,I was wondering what type of discount i can expect on a 15400OR, black dial with the black strap. appreciate the help

Patek 5227 (video)
Here��s a video vimeo/64786891#I��m so in love with this watch. Let��s gather all the information in one thread.