Urwerk UR-105 HIS 'Horological Intelligence System' Will Smartly Watch Over You
Imagine a watch that knows time and knows you. Imagine a luxury watch that understands your needs and whose designated purpose is to help you. Imagine the Horological Intelligence System by Urwerk, the first luxury smartwatch that uses time for your advantage and lives with you as a true intelligent companion and servant.A leader in avant-garde luxury and horology, Geneva-based Urwerk has always been at the forefront of melding technology and design with a unique ability to create meaningful interactions between a luxury watch and its wearer. In the past, the Urwerk EMC watch allowed users to immediately know the current accuracy of their mechanical wrist watch and then adjust it on the fly. The Urwerk UR-210 timepiece included the world's first mechanical activity tracker designed to tell you that more motion was needed to keep the spring-based mechanical movement wound. Looking into the future, Urwerk founders Martin Frei and Felix Baumgartner examined their own personal journey and

Introducing: The Omega Globemaster Annual Calendar
This time last year, Omega brought out what they would position as the ultimate all-purpose, every day watch in the Globemaster. The watch has a lot going for it as is, but now Omega has upped the ante with a Globemaster with annual calendar complication. 1 OF 2 Now in 41 mm (the normal Globemaster is 39 mm), this new annual calendar features each month of the year in the 12 facets of the trademark pie-pan dial. Then, a thin blued hand points towards the current month, which then instantly jumps at month's end. 2 OF 2 The case remains stainless steel while the polished, fluted bezel is made of scratch-proof tungsten carbide. As with the other Globemasters, the annual calendar features a co-axial, master chronometer certification from METAS. More details, including pricing and hands-on photos, to come.More from Omega here. Don't have the HODINKEE App yet? Get years of amazing watch content plus new stories, breaking news, and access to great new featur

Locating a good dealer for new purchase.
I recently visited the local boutique (Texas) and identified a couple of watches that I loved, but I was still shopping and wasn't quite ready to pull the trigger. Since then, I've pretty much narrowed it down to either the Speedmaster moonwatch (ref. 311.30.42.30.01.006) or Seamaster Diver (ref. 212.30.41.20.03.001) with the speedy as the favorite, but the Seamaster hanging in due to price difference.I'm interested in locating a dealer out of state to hopefully avoid the 8% sales tax, so I was hoping to see if anyone had any recommendations. Also, with the gray market pricing being the absolute floor and full retail at the boutique being the ceiling, what are bad, good, and great prices for these pieces as I'm shopping them out?

Nautilu, Nautilus, Nautilus
Really? I may be a newbie on this website, but I've been admiring Patek's for a long, long time. And I still don't get it. A few years ago, the AD's couldn't give these things (Nautilus) away. And now, customers are climbing the walls for them. They haven't changed in style much, over the decades, so what stimulated this craze all of a sudden? For whatever reason, within the last two years, they became sought after. And that stimulates the human nature of COVETING. The more that these became unavailable and dried up, the more the customers wanted them. Greed. This is no longer a case of supply-and-demand; it's a case of supply-and-coveting. And what really entertains me is that one of these recent posts claimed that the Nautilus is the flagship of Patek. Really? When perusing the history of this incredible company, where did it ever mention that this port-hole watch has been the flagship of its hundred-year-plus existence? Sure, it's a cute watch, even though (as you look

Pam164 please help
Is this the original engine and case? Thanks guys!