Vulcain Aviator Cricket Alarm Watch
The Vulcain Aviator Cricket alarm watch is a variant?of last year's Vulcain Aviator Instrument that boasted a chronograph?but lacked the alarm function. It's a pretty significant feature?for most watches, but for Vulcain, the alarm complication is more than just an additional function: it is the foundation of the brand's longevity.Vulcain was founded way back in 1858 and has been in continuous production ever since. The brand is recognized for having created the alarm function for wristwatches, which earned them favor with former United States president Harry S. Truman, who wore one of their watches and helped inspire the brand's reputation as "the watch for presidents" �C one of the few other brands who pursue that reputation is none other?than Rolex.The Vulcain Aviator Cricket case, which measures 42mm across and 14mm tall, is crafted from polished 316L Stainless Steel. It is a very manageable size for an aviation watch, a feat most likely?achieved by the omission of a self-winding me

H. Moser & Cie Perpetual Calendar Black Edition Watch
When it was released, the Perpetual Calendar was renowned for its simplicity and legibility.H. Moser & Cie. is proud of the fact that they are a small manufacture. In fact, on their website, they proudly proclaim that they are family-owned, that they take pride in complications that are simple and functional and that every watch that they make is hand-built and finished.The brand itself dates back to 1805, but was acquired by the Dixi Mechanique Group during the Quartz Crisis. It was later revived in 2005 and one of its earliest and most notable pieces was its simply named Perpetual Calendar watch, which we had covered some time ago in 2010.The Perpetual Calendar Black Edition is the company's first titanium watch.Now that SIHH is behind us, we must look forward to Baselworld and H. Moser & Cie. has introduced a new version of their Perpetual Calendar watch, the Perpetual Calendar Black Edition. Unique to this watch is its DLC-coated titanium case- a first for the company, an

RO Chrono new in house movement?
I'm considering a RO Chrono. Love the timeless design. One dealer was telling me that they will have a new in house movement by the end of the year. Does anyone have details on this? Normally, a new movement will add to the MSRP. But the MSRP on the ROC is already $24000+. You guys feel like it will be substantially higher with a new movement? Should I wait for the new movement? What do you guys think about the present Frederic Piguet movements?? Let's be real, I'm sure it tells time well. But a movement in a fine, expensive swiss watch is important.

15300 or 15400
Hello All,Now that my Panda is on the way, (should be here tomorrow) I figure why not start shopping for AP number 2. I originally was contemplating the Rolex DJ 116234 fluted bezel with oyster bracelet and black dial, but at 36mm I find it just a touch too small. In fact, if Rolex made a 39mm DJ I'd be all over it. The DJ II is just too big, with that massive fluted bezel staring right at you. Yes I know, they make a rounded bezel, but I'm not a big fan. Now that I've fallen for AP, I'm really liking the 15300 or 15400. So here we go. Cast your vote, and let's see who favours what, and why? Pics are always welcome. Thanks in advance.

Need help making a decision
Hi all,I'm looking to add a Panerai to my collection and I can't decide between two models. I'm new to the brand so wondered if anyone could offer any thoughts, tips or advise?The two I'm looking at are the PAM01359 and the PAM00631. So what says the forum?