Richard Mille RM 63-02 World Timer Automatic Watch
Richard Mille?is releasing a new?world timer watch after?their?RM 58-01 from?back in 2013, and this one is called the Richard Mille RM 63-02 World Timer Automatic. It is not a tourbillon, but it has got a brand new in-house movement, and this new world timer still sticks to the philosophy of the brand that the watch should be as easy to use as possible. This was achieved in part by removing the need for a pusher when using the time zone function: the satin-brushed and polished grade-5 titanium rotating bezel is actually set on ball bearings, allowing easy adjustment when the wearer is setting a time zone. The rotating bezel also has a wheel connected to the movement which directly manipulates the hour hand, increasing time-setting accuracy and speed.?When you've set your city to the 12 o'clock position, the watch will have the 23 cities set in their time zones?referenced against your home city.Taking a look at the dial, you've got the two outermost rings which are, naturally, for the t

Hudson Hero Now JeanRichard Watch Ambassador
Contributed by Aaron SigmondMONDAY EVENING, a full winter moon shone down on the Hudson River, playing with the reflection of Manhattan's lights on the water and ice that, just over four years ago, Captain Chesley Sully Sullenberger III used as a runway for his Miracle on the Hudson landing of the stricken Airbus A320 he was piloting.JeanRichard COO Bruno Grande & Captain SullyThis time, though, the river was merely a placid backdrop as Captain Sully was feted by JeanRichard COO Bruno Grande and guests at the Standard Hotel, a landmark in Manhattan's Meatpacking District. First came a cocktail reception at Le Bain lounge 18 floors above the Hudson �� offering panoramic views of where US Airways Flight 1549 made its splash landing �� and, later, dinner in the hotel's High Line Room, with splendid river views as well.There were many reasons for the festivities: the debut of Captain Sully as JeanRichard's newest brand ambassador, the premiere of the 1681 and Terrascope collections a

Bam Beast! ROO in rose gold 44mm. I'm in love!!
So I have been a watch fanatic for a long time. After starting out with a $300 Tissot way back when, working my way up to a Breitling eventually. Then came a Corum, another Breitling, a Zenith, a Hublot, this and that and finally I stopped at a brand that I absolutely love! Let me correct that, my heart goes out to two brands actually: Hublot and Audemars Piguet. Although one has to say that AP has the edge due to its long standing history, the tradition and heritage. Plus the quality is just astounding. If you haven't held an AP in your hand, the pictures barely ever do it justice.So after careful consideration with my fiancee, I decided to do the reasonable thing and spend what some people put down on a house to add to my collection. and behold.... here it is: The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore 44mm in Rose Gold. I always enjoy looking at people's pictures of their new watches, so I hope you do the same :) Absolutely in love with this watch. It pops on the wrist like no other. Fi

5726A on Wolf Winders
I just got a Wolf Designs Meridian M2.7 watch winder. I try to fit my 5726A on the winder cuffs and is concern of damaging the leather strap. The cuff's face is hard while the leather strap touching the edge is also hard. If I force to close the strap, will the leather strap be damaged? Has anyone fit a Patek leather strap on the Wolf Designs winders?Also, any advice how to fit the watch onto the Wolf cuffs? It seems like pain in the ass. It takes up less time/trouble to wind my watch then to fit my watch onto the cuffs.

Hidden factors in picking the right Rolex.
Closing in on my first Rolex and I've not really narrowed down which reference I really want, if anything the references under consideration only keep growing!I know from some of my other interests (cars, clothing, even cookware) that sometimes what you THINK you want isn't actually the one that will give you the most satisfaction. So my question is: are there things in your life that you should consider that will impact the kind of Rolex you might like? For example I work a lot in offices, I'm a creative person, I dress with some flair but pretty casually -- does that perhaps mean I should consider X Rolex rather than Y? What are some factors that you hadn't considered that ultimately did affect your satisfaction?And just so you know, I'm actually kind of enjoying not being able to pick a Rolex. So many to choose from!!