Watch Insider Reviews IWC Big Pilot��s Watch Perpetual Calendar Edition ��Le Petit Prince��
Recently I had the opportunity to get my hands on one of the most remarkable IWC watches of the last few years, the limited “Petit Prince” edition of IWC Big Pilot’s Watch Perpetual Calendar, introduced at the 2013 Hong Kong “Watches and Wonders” fair. In this article from my blog, Watch-Insider, I provide a review and original photos.This special edition combines beauty, elegance and mechanical craftsmanship done in-house. It is packed with technical highlights, including the IWC-manufactured 51613 caliber with Pellaton automatic winding and seven-day power reserve. The latter's display in the counter at 3 o'clock is a constant reminder of the movement's high efficiency. It generates enough energy to fuel a wealth of watchmaking complications, including the perpetual calendar with its four-digit year display as well as displays for the date, day and month. All the displays are easily adjusted via the crown and advance automatically.?According to IWC, the

Casio & Surfrider Foundation To Release G-Shock X Surfrider Watch
The Casio G-Shock classic series is really the perfect surfer watch (unless you want the tide charts which are available on other Casio watches). This is because they are inexpensive, can take a beating, and often solar powered, and highly water resistant. Likely realizing this, Casio and the Surfrider Foundation teamed up and will release the Casio G-Shock X Surfrider watch in July 2009. The watch is model G5500SRF-1 and will feature special colors and a Surfrider Foundation logo on the face behind the data. A portion the money for each watch sold will go to the Surfrider Foundation. Interestingly enough the partnership is stressing the eco-friendliness of the watch because it is solar powered and does not need batteries. This is true, but a kinda salesy if you ask me. I would prefer to see a testimonial by a surfer saying, "I can thrash the watch around all I want and not worry about it, and at the same time I never need to replace the battery that makes it the most reliable piece of

Stop too quickly?
hey guysi noticed that my 15400 tend to stop pretty quickly comparing to the winding i gave it. I counted around 30 rounds and it only last about 1 1/2 days. i don't know if i did it wrong, but shouldn't right, just unwind it till it pops and wind it clockwise. it happens 2 days in a row. but i remember when i first bought it the salesman winded it and that winding was good for 3 days.do you guys have the same problem and any comment on this issue?

I need help identifying this Patek
Hey everyone, I need a little bit of help identifying this Patek. I have a couple pictures but cannot find anything about it online. Is it fake? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! https://imgur/98v3MWUhttps://imgur/XNU5uWRhttps://imgur/Y09uvC5

Have you seen someone else wearing a Patek
I'm just curious, have you ever seen someone else wearing a Patek Philippe (not on tv or photos)? How often do you see someone wearing one? I have only seen 1 person wearing a Patek (a Nautilus). Mine has been noticed by other people 3 times.