Sophisticated Simplicity: Greubel Forsey Signature 1
Over its decade-plus in existence, Greubel Forsey has produced some highly complicated watches, nearly all of which have featured at least one tourbillon. For its new Signature 1 timepiece, introduced in January at SIHH 2016, the haute horlogerie brand founded by Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey takes a different route.The Greubel Forsey Signature 1 is the first in the new Signature collection, which will feature the works of a single watchmaker, applying his or her own creative vision to a watch that still maintains all of the distinctive horological DNA of Greubel Forsey. The watchmakers �� in this case, one Didier J.G. Cretin, a longtime member of the brand’s watchmaking team �� will draw on all of the technical resources and expertise of Greubel Forsey’s ultra-modern watchmaking atelier in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, to execute these original concepts, remaining true to the philosophy and standards of the brand while also enjoying a considerable amount of creative fr

GIVEAWAY: MTM Silencer Watch
I am really excited to give a lucky reader an opportunity to win one of MTM's newest watches - the Silencer. This watch builds on the brand's strengths as a tactical watch offering a new level of style and functionality. The first thing you should know is that while this is an analog/digital display watch, the digital display is "hidden" in the dial when not being used. This gives the face a cleaner look. On the dial are two bright LEDs that act as a flashlight when necessary. The Silencer offers a range of digital functions such as a chronograph and alarm. The latter function has a silent vibration alert which is handy in stealth situations (or meetings). It can also beep if you like as well.The MTM Silencer is 44mm wide in steel. The winner will get their choice of a brushed or sandblasted gray case (as pictured). The Silencer is water resistant to 100 meters and is rechargeable via a handy docking base. Under normal conditions the watch doesn't been to be charged very often, unless

Use Patek with no booklet or cert (paperwork)
I was look at a used patek 5036, but it did not have booklets or the cert. It just have the box, outerbox, watch and the stilet. The watch is probably at least 10-15 years old if not more. Otherwise everything else seem to be in order. You are not going to be able to get a replacement cert. So my question is how much of a discount should I associated with not have the booklet and cert. thanks

I finally did it!
First off, I want to say I love this forum but you're all enablers. Ever since I was very young I have always enjoyed watches and I've always had the dream of a submariner. The lines and the prestige are just right and it's an iconic design like a Ferrari 275 GTB/4. Well, my wife said to me, you're turning 35 this year and sounds like as good a time as any to finally get what you want. I struggled waiting another couple of months and with the rumored shortage in production, my wife and I agreed the time is now. Many thanks to Aamir at SohAIS for being so patient with me. I am thrilled with my new watch.

Don't eat the yellow snow
Just a warning for the weekend. And as one person said; ?Don’t you eat that yellow snow, that’s where the huskies go?. Classic winter weather and a classic untouched, sharp Submariner - with classic proportions.