Breitling At The Reno Air Races
One of the major timepiece archetypes is the pilot (or aviation) watch. There are numerous brands with products that fit this category, a segment which is attractive to anyone with a fetish for flight or planes. Some brands have an actual history with aviation, some try to produce the best possible pilot watch for today, and many others simply try to emulate the concept of a stylish pilot watch. Anyone interested in aviation watches will have a range of models to choose from.For a lot of people that choice is very easy. Actual pilots (both civilian and military) choose or aspire to own a Breitling watch. Those aren't words from Breitling themselves. The Swiss brand does indeed have an historic connection to aviation going back a few generations, but that isn't really important to me. Why? Well because a lot of brands can accurately state that. The last hundred years of aviation didn't have just a few watch makers producing instruments and wristwatches for pilots. It was the combined ef

Thomas Prescher Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator Sport Watch
When was the last time you tied up your tennis shoes, got up to go outside to do something ��sporty,' and strapped on almost $500,000 dollar watch? If this is a common occurrence, Thomas Prescher's Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator Sport watches are right for you. (Thomas Prescher would like to remind you that this is a sport "looking" watch, and not intended for actually sporting activity) What is sporty about the new watch? Aside from the bolder hands and color schemes and new regulator layout, there is the added sense of purpose to your life knowing that you out to get out and do something with your sport toned timepiece.Each Thomas Prescher watch can be customer customized �� or you can just let Thomas do it his work and make you something nice. The 43mm wide case of the Triple Axis Tourbillon Sport can be ordered in 18k gold of 950 platinum. The dial has all gold or applied markers and hands. The watch is pretty thick at 16.5mm, but you have to appreciate the complex internal mechani

Your Thoughts on the 1957 reissue of Speedmaster
HiMy current Omega collection includes the Omega Seamaster from the 50s/60s that were bequeathed to me by my parent. The said collection had me thinking about going for a vintage Omega Speedmaster but was too afraid to take the plunge especially with the current price as well as availability of said vintage timepiece.With Baselworld 2017, I am heartened to note that Omega is releasing the Trilogy collection with said timepieces also available individually. And I had my eye on the reissue Speedmaster. May I get your thoughts on the said 1957 reissue? I would certainly like to add it to my reissue collection.Many thanks in advance!

Favorite Nautilus/Aquanat combo
I'm torn, I love the 5164, and the 5167. Which to get in rose gold and which in steel. Is it silly to get a 5167 and a 5164...So, do the steel 5164a and the 5711r or the 5167r and 5990a. Sheesh... I ventured into scary terrority for myself...

Prices in fuerteventura
Going their on holiday and there are 2 rolex Ads on the island in the market for a watch just trying to work out is it cheaper for me to get one there or here in the UK where it's about the only stainless sports watch. Does anyone know if it duty free or do I have to claim it back. Thanks for any replys