Introducing: The World's First Fully Functional 3D Printed Watch: The Christoph Laimer Tourbillon
It was an unseasonably warm Saturday afternoon in Brooklyn, and I was walking my dog when my phone buzzed with a text message from a friend, containing only a link to something on Thingiverse (a 3D printing file-sharing site). I opened the link and my jaw dropped; I was looking at a 3D printed tourbillon watch running by itself, built by Christoph Laimer, a Swiss engineer. This is an actual watch, with a tourbillon, that is almost entirely 3D printed. Think about it: the tourbillon – a 200+ year old invention designed by one of the greatest watchmakers to ever live, which for most of its history has been practically synonymous with hand-craftsmanship and high end watchmaking, has been produced in a working watch with a 3D printer.  You can wind it, set the time, and carry it with you. Sure, it's a bit large (a pocket watch, not a wristwatch, and they'd need to be good sized pockets to boot) not very accurate, and only runs for about 30 minutes

VIDEO: That Time A. Lange & S?hne's Director Of Products Explained The Zeitwerk Minute Repea
The Zeitwerk Minute Repeater – Lange's first chiming watch under $2,000,000 – is easily one of the most buzzed about watches of the year. We introduced you the thoughtful taking on the repeater in January of this year here. Now that the watch is hitting stores, Lange has produced a fun look at this dream watch thanks to Tony de Haas, head of product development – who also happens to play a mean set of drums. Watch above for more on this great watch.  Originally posted by Lange on their YouTube channel but if you missed it there, hope you enjoy it here! 1 OF 1 You can read more about this amazing watch here. Oh, and if you want to just see Tony do his thing, skip to 5:30 in the clip above.

Free gift from AP!
Yesterday the UPS guy turned up with a gift from AP, not only do AP make the coolest sports watches but their gifts are pretty cool too.

Omega Speedmaster for $63,000
My NAWCC news tells me that four limited edition co-axial Omega Speedmaster Professionals, each the last in their production run celebrating the 50th anniversary of this chronograph, sold for mega buck at a charity auction in Berlin on 7/11/07.There was one white gold, one pink gold, one yellow gold, and one stainless steel watche in a production run of only 57. All four watches were the last of the run, i.e. 57/57. The white gold one went for $63,000; the pink gold and yellow gold ones went for $48,00 each, and the SS one went for $21,000.All proceeds went to charities for children.Lovely watches; worthy charities; cool auction idea!

Availability in Paris - Submariner
Hi everyone.Im going to Paris in december, and im looking to buy my first Rolex.Is the Submariner 114060 likely to be availible in any of the AD`s in Paris?Here in Norway at least, it seems to be a rather long wait.