A Bauhaus Inspired Guide
Open from 1919 to 1933, the Bauhaus was a sort of Utopian school of art, craft and architecture that has had a major and lasting effect on modern design. Founded by architect Walter Gropius in Weimar, Germany, the Bauhaus in its fairly short lifetime output some of the great artists, designers and architects of the 20th century. Looking at the work from the period, its relevance and influence is undeniable, which is remarkable considering the school was founded nearly a century ago.With so many watches being large, aggressive and sport-inspired, something simple, easy to wear and versatile belongs in everyone's collection. Bauhaus inspired watches are a perfect fit, as their minimalist design makes them elegant enough to be dress watches, yet simple enough for daily wear. Often defined by a lack of extraneous detail, small stripped-down cases, clean fonts and thin hands, a Bauhaus watch has a design full of history, yet a modern attitude.1930's Kano by WUS member LeicaMasterThe fol

What number am I? Incoming!!
Well, folks after a lot of debating and trying-on I finally made my choice and this sweet baby arrived today...Guy at the store told me it was a genuine AE! Wait...

Would you buy this if patek released it?
was playing around in photoshop.want to see what everyone thinks of a 5990 in rose gold.

5980 question
Does the 5980 have a moving second hand within the chrono dial or only the large hand when used as a chronograph?

Favorite Day Date 40 - Several years in
Although like anything Rolex related, the DD40 was unveiled 2.5 years ago to mixed reviews, it has quickly become a modern classic IMO.What does the forum think is the most popular/sought after version of the DD40.Originally, i noticed Rolex marketing the YG - Champagne dial but lately it has been the RG - Olive dial that I've been noticing most (maybe because I own it :smoking:)