Ulysse Nardin Unveils the Monaco 2010 Marine Diver Limited Edition at the 2010 Monaco Yacht Show
Ulysse Nardin affirms its place on the oceans once again as an official sponsor of the 2010 Monaco Yacht Show and celebrates the superyacht exhibition's 20th anniversary with the new, limited-edition Monaco 2010 Marine Diver, to be unveiled at the show’s opening today. Created exclusively for the Monaco show which runs September 22-25 at Port Hercules, the timepiece honors Ulysse Nardin's nautical legacy in high horology. Ulysse Nardin marine chronometers have been guiding captains and their crews with precision since 1846.The Monaco 2010 Marine Diver �C limited to 100 pieces and individually numbered �C features a specially treated 45.8mm stainless-steel case. A complex vulcanization process leaves the case wearing a matte-black rubber coating, imparting a sporty look and comfortable feel. The exhibition caseback reveals a self-winding movement, and the rotor decoration proclaims the Monaco affiliation.The black strap and dial are awash with Ulysse Nardin’s signature wave pa

New Breitling Book and Chronomat B01 Launch
On Thursday May 28, Breitling’s new Chronomat B01 chronograph with manufacture movement goes on sale at 33 select retailers across the USA. See the table below for a complete list. Just in time for the launch, Breitling announced the publication of “Breitling The Book” by Herv�� Genoud, the comprehensive new reference work that documents the brand’s 125 year history. With 336 pages and more than 450 images, the story covers everything from the first pocket watches created by L��on Breitling in 1884 through today's instruments for professionals , and along the way the invention of the first independent pushpiece in 1915, the separation of the stop/start and reset functions in 1923, the invention of the second independent pushpiece in 1934, and the first selfwinding chronograph in 1969. The Book also documents the close links between Breitling and the aeronautical world going back to the days of the aviation pioneers. Discover the famous onboard chronographs an

44 vs. 42
I'm starting to think that a ROO 44 might work as a future next watch. Here are some pics of my Diver in comparison to the Panerai Submersible. Think I can pull off a 44?

Incoming: My First AP 15400 (pics)
I have been wanting to add an AP to the collection for approximately three years and I finally pulled the trigger. I would always vacillate between the Diver and the classic RO 15300. Whenever I would go to the AD, the 15300 was the look that wanted, but it always just seemed a tad too small to wear with my 85% casual wardrobe.When the 15400 was released, I was thrilled. I got to try one on in Vegas last fall and I knew that it was the one for me :) This week, I finally decided to buy one and I am absolutely thrilled with it. The dial is quite amazing, especially in the sun. I have never seen anything like it. Picture don't do it justice, but without further ado, here she is...

Patek Philippe Manual Chronograph poll
So now we have the 5170, the new Patek chronoe which replaces the sought after 5070.Which of both would you want the most ?Picture credits - the 5170 is the Patek press release photo, the 5070 is a picture I found on the netnew 5170discontinued 5070The 5170 is only available in yellow gold but ofcourse red and white gold and platinum will follow