Bremont Kingsman Watches For & In "Kingsman: The Secret Service" Movie
Today, British watch company Bremont has announced?the Bremont Kingsman selection?of special edition watches. We have seen Bremont try to associate itself with quintessentially British products, such as Chivas Scotch Whisky or sports car maker Jaguar. This time around, Bremont hits the movies, as three slightly different models are released to mark the?role these watches play in Matthew Vaughn's?new film Kingsman: The Secret Service.Due to be released in February 2015, the film stars Colin Firth, Samuel L. Jackson, and Michael Caine, as the "agents from?a super-secret British spy organization." The movie even features Nick English, co-founder of Bremont, making a cameo appearance as one of the Kingsman. For this occasion, Bremont has slightly modified its??ALT1-WT watch (reviewed here), making it available in three different color schemes, ranging from rose gold through stainless steel, to black DLC coated steel.The agents will?exclusively wear rose gold chronograph world timers with a

AP Forged Carbon Grand Prix 2.0
Thanks to TSW for posting pictures of the Rose Gold Grand Prix with the optional Ceramic Bezel. I immediately set out to have the same treatment done to my Forged Carbon Grand Prix and am very pleased! Similarly, I had the date wheel changed to the black with white font. From the second I picked up this watch two and a half years ago, the forged carbon bezel was my biggest complaint when the edges immediately started rubbing off with just my fingers. Over time, the sharp edges of the bezel started looking more and more worn and rounded. Then the new novelties arrived and their ceramic bezels were scratchproof, shiny yet subtle and just upped the classiness of the watches. Fast forward to now, after a long 9 weeks in Clearwater, my issue is finally resolved and the Grand Prix is how it should have always been. The two parts of the bezel now match perfectly with the finish on the top half of the new ceramic bezel the same as the original bottom ceramic half. The completed bezel is I beli

AP Owners - Like your watch on a winder when it's not on your wrist?
Curious what the consensus is around here, or if there even is one. Do you let your APs run down when not on the wrist or keep them going on a winder? What's better in the end for service etc...

Silver Dial Speedie:
Hello!I recently bought something I want to share with you.A regular speedie but with a silver dial! The dial is from a japaneese white gold LE I have been told. Anyway, I think it really looks good. Nice contrast with the silver dial and black bezel IMO. The watch looks a bit dressier, and extra special good with gator straps!It looks different in different lights, not very well captured here though.Together with its buddies:Cheersjohn

Buying First Rolex
Hi all,I�m new to the forums and I am looking to buy my very first Rolex Datejust. I had a look on the official Rolex website and the price was ?8050 for a 36mm however when I go to find a retailer on the Rolex site they all have the model priced at an extra ?1500. Is this normal? Or will any official retailer sell the watch for the same price on the Rolex website?I want a brand new watch so ideally don�t want to go into a jeweller who deals in second hand watches. I don�t really care about getting a discount but I just don�t want to have to pay another ?1500 on top of Rolex�s retail price.