New Cyrus Kambys Watch Will Be Part Of Only Watch 2013 Auction
Cyrus, a boutique high-end Swiss watch brand will soon unveil their new Kambys watch at Baselworld 2013 with a movement designed by the very well regarded Mr. Jean-Francois Mojon. Using a curved case typical to the brand, the 50mm wide watch contains an impressively designed movement produced (according to the brand) 100% in-house (rubies and all).This is also the very first timepiece that has been announced that will be part of the Only Watch 2013?auction in Monaco. According to Cyrus, the very first model in this limited edition Kambys collection will be auctioned off at the event in September.The most interesting element of the Kambys is the power reserve indicator. The manually wound caliber 7778 movement has a power reserve of seven days. It uses three stacked cylinders on the right-side of the case which slowly fall as the power reserve indicator goes from full to empty. We wouldn't call it a technical improvement, but it is merely something new and interesting for otherwise bore

Stunning Picture of the 5980-1R found on IG.
I love watch photography and takes a lot of pictures but even I can't take photos as nice as this. So just want to share a glorious picture of what I considered the Ultimate Nautilus on IG. All credits to the photographer : https://.instagram/p/_jFvLqJnLG/Cheers!

5712 moon phase
Hello everyone i wanted to know if i was doing it wrong. Changing the moon phase indicator on my 5712 but, i noticed that from the day i got it march 2014 to this day the moon phase didn't move. I tried pushing the pusher on the right of the watch but still nothing. So am i doing it wrong or many theres another way to adjust it, i am taking it to a Patek AD this week for service and will tell them to check the moon phase problem.

Will Demand for the New Pepsi GMT Affect Demand for the Hulk?
Two different watches, certainly, but am curious about thoughts on whether the availability and hype of this newest model, with an improved movement, might affect the demand for the Hulk a bit. That would be overall, and possibly among those who may be on waiting lists for both watches. If they came in at the same time and you could only afford one at the moment, which would you pull the trigger on? Would you wait for the Pepsi if it was a later availability instead, (USA) and if you expected funds would not otherwise be there in full? Also, thoughts about whether production/availability of the present Hulk might open up a little more if Rolex is contemplating making movement changes and re-styling the Sub, for the next Basel or otherwise. My SS preferences at the moment are to acquire a Hulk and one of the new OP 39mms in white. Interested in getting opinions as to whether Hulk availability is going to continue totally as is, or perhaps may get a little better. Thanks.

Second Thoughts About Buying My First Rolex
I’m new here and have received many helpful recommendations regarding the selection & purchase of my first Rolex. Upon further reflection, I’m beginning to wonder if the resources could be put to better use as the tribal elders have questioned my recent foray into fine watches.As a working man, I was thinking of maybe an extended life insurance plan in the event that I am disabled at work or perhaps adding to our children’s college education fund. In some ways, I feel that I am being selfish in gravitating towards a Rolex or any other expensive wristwatch.While a nice Seiko will never be a Rolex, it seems that most people don’t notice or care what kind of wrist watch someone else is wearing as one’s character and integrity should always come first.