Ulysse Nardin Freak Phantom Watch
This year Ulysse Nardin?changes the name of its Freak Diavolo watch to the "Freak Phantom." I can't say why that is, but I suspect it has to do with conservative types who take issue with the fact that a watch is called "devil." That is the watch industry for youWhat else has changed? Well the Diavolo was previously offered only in 18k white gold, and now we have it in 18k rose gold. Still probably one of the coolest tourbillon watches available when you want something that's not standard fare.The Ulysse Nardin Freak is an extremely important watch in the modern luxury watch landscape. Ulysse Nardin defied much of the industry when it was released in the early 2000s with a movement that used many silicon parts - it was the first. Since then even the most conservative brands such as Breguet and Patek Philippe have decided that silicon (silicium) parts are indeed an upgrade in many instances when it comes to increasing the performance and longevity of a mechanical watch. Today Ulysse Nar

VicenTerra GMT-3 Watch
This watch isn't realyet. But it likely will be. VicenTerra has an interesting offer for the first 100 people who put down money for one of these interesting GMT-3 watches. If they pre-order, it will cost them only 5,000 Swiss Francs as opposed to the anticipated retail price of 15,000 Swiss Francs. The catch of course is that 100 people need to ante up, and when it comes to watches, we never know just how long it will take for something to reach production - though it usually does.VicenTerra doesn't even have a website yet (that I could find), though they do have a Facebook page here (where you can get more details, etc...).If you are really sold on the brandthey will even sell you stock in the company...So what is this all about? Well the first planned watch from the new VicenTerra brand is the GMT-3. Large and tonneau cased, it will sport a steel case (not sure about the size) with a uniquely modified Swiss ETA 2892 automatic movement. The modifications will give it the time, retrog

New blue...
Just picked up an Orbis Deville, best blue dial I have ever seen!ImageUploadedByTapatalk1443640744.237747.jpg

Limited editions - light circulation
Hello all,This question can be applied to all top brands. I current have a pride of Italy RO and a PP 5711.I'm looking to add a dress watch one preferably in a precious metal and w moon phase. I find that I appreciate references with limited circulation like the 5711.I've considered breguet classique but I don't find the references to be scarce. Any interesting suggestions?Tx all.-T Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

PP 5167A Comfortability
I'm thinking about getting my first PP. Being a sports watch enthusiast, I have my eye on the 5167A. Is fold-over clasp comfortable? I've had many fold-over/deployant clasps that were quite uncomfortable (sharp edges, odd shaped, etc.). How about the tropical composite strap comfortability? How does the 5167A fit a thin 6.75 wrist?