Girard-Perregaux Constant Escapement Watch
"Constant Escapement" sounds like the marketing slogan for an all-inclusive vacation resort somewhere. "What you truly seek is constant escapement..." It is true, like other hobbies in life, high-end watches are a constant distraction, and offer some nice escape when wound properly. What?Girard-Perregaux?actually means is "constant force escapement" - which is really what this new high-end technically-astute timepiece is all about. In this watch are clues to the future of the brand as well as insight as to what Switzerland's top watch makers are currently working on. The Constant Escapement doesn't do anything new, but it does do some existing things in a fresh new way.What we've been noticing lately from Girard-Perregaux is a rather distinct rejection of its own aesthetic codes. For a while, Girard-Perregaux was all about "classic and timeless" - with good looking retro-inspired pieces and a relative negligence of their sport watch collections. This was them taking the vintage watch c

Skagen Klassik_Watch Watch 39LSS comes with precise quartz movement
Perfectly round case is presented on the bracelet of high performance stainless steel mesh. Polished steel bezel frames the dial color chrome with silver. your hands. Bracelet has a clasp lock for added security. Precise quartz movement. Case is 32.5 mm in diameter and 7 mm thick.

She's the one!! BUT!!!!
I'm loving my RG AP44mm so much could it get any better? Has anyone jumped from AP to Patek and never looked back?

Fun long weekend thread...patek choice
Off to geneva for the long weekend ...question is which patek to wear ?Ruled out the 5146g so really between 5167a or my 5712 .Will be also going to patek as my ad manages to sort something out :-)

pam 24
anyone who has pam divers watches what do you think of them?are the rubber straps good for daily wear?