All The Only Watch 2011 Auction Pieces
Here is a (growing) comprehensive list of all the one-of-a-kind watches made and donated by brands to the 2011 edition of the Only Watch charity auction to be held in Monaco in September. As of writing there are 34 participating Only Watch 2011 brands that will offer a piece for auction. The below list will be updated as new information comes in. The names of the piece are under the image of that respective piece.Celsius X VI II LeDIX GMT Big Date Mobile Phone Only Watch 2011Breguet Maestro Only Watch 2011Ikepod Hourglass Only Watch 2011Bell & Ross Casino Roulette RadarRomain Jerome Rock the Rock DNAZenith El Primero Captain Chronograph and Pilot lefty watch setHublot 4000M Carbon Diver (Oceanographic 4000) Only Watch 2011Tag Heuer Monaco MikrographUlysse Nardin Freak Diavolo Only Watch 2011Piaget Altiplano Only Watch 2011Glashutte Original Senator Chronometer Only Watch 2011DeBethune Only Watch 2011Corum Golden Bridge Automatic Only Watch 2011Patek Philippe Ref. 3939 Tourbillon Mi

Introducing: The Tiffany CT60 Annual Calendar Limited Edition
There are a lot of ways to classify complications, but one of the most basic is that there are complications that invite you to interact with a watch more (the chronograph, the repeater) and those that invite you to interact with the watch less. The latter might include anything that improves accuracy, and relieves you of the burden of re-setting the watch too frequently. It also includes calendar complications, especially the perpetual calendar – which, in theory, keeps you from having to reset the date by hand in any month of fewer than 31 days, including the month of February, even in a leap year. 1 OF 5 I say “in theory” because for much of the history of the perpetual calendar, it’s been a complication you approach with a little circumspection. As we discussed in our introduction of the MB&F Legacy Machine Perpetual, the traditional construction of a perpetual calendar involves a large program wheel that interacts with a very complicated,

15400.OR dial white vs black
Purchasing the bracelet for my 15400.OR on Monday. It is currently on a brown alligator strap with a white dial. I really like the white dial for this model o. the bracelet. It has a classy and sporty look. However, I saw one over the weekend with the black dial and it was hard to ignore. Do you guys think i should consider a dial swap once I purchase the bracelet? Or should I stick to the classy silver. I also have a blue dial 15400st, which is a reason why i thought the white dial would complement better. Any advice and hopefully pictures are welcome.

Here's a rare one, a Breitling 3865 divers
They show up occasionally, from the early 70's with an ETA 17 jewel movement and normally in two different hand configurations and in his and hers sizes.

My Latest Arrival--Skyfall 41.5mm
This is my first new watch in over 2 years and man am I happy. I had been having a hard time making a decision between the Skyfall AT and the DJII. With the excellent guidance from mattcantwin, I decided upon the Skyfall AT 41.5 mm. The blue dial is amazing as it changes from one shade to another, depending on the lighting. Here are a couple of pics:And here is a pic with the family. I think it fits in well.Thanks for looking.