The Road To Basel Episode 1: Seeing The Unseen With Vacheron Constantin
You've followed us on Instagram and Twitter, you've seen the teaser, and now it's time to show you what we were up to all along the #roadtobasel. This will be a multi-part video series documenting Ben and Will's voyage from Paris, through Burgundy to Geneva, to the Vallée de Joux, back to Geneva, through the Mont Blanc tunnel to Lake Como and Milan, up to Lucerne, and finally on to Basel itself. In episode one, we visit the historic maison of one of the world's greatest watchmakers – Vacheron Constantin. When we told them we were coming, they asked us what we wanted to see. We said, "show us the three watches you are most proud of." And that's exactly what we saw that day in Geneva, and what you'll see here today – three previously unseen, incredibly important, and massively rare complicated watches from Vacheron's own internal historical department. 1 OF 3 The first watch dates to 1884 and is a two-faced perp

Royal Oak Offshore Summer Editions
Totally picture rolling with this, wearing shorts and rolled-up shirt sleeves from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

My first Panerai, Pam 359
I've always loved the look and feel of Panerai. Glad to finally own one. Andy

Winding my new PAM
Ok so new PAM owner here (some may have seen my 590 incoming thread). Never owned manually wound watch, I know it has p5000 movement with 8 day power reserve. Having said that, when I am winding the watch, how many revolutions I need to wind it before it is fully wound? In other words, I want to avoid over/under winding if that makes sense. TIA for your comments

Joining the Datejust club today...
I cannot believe that I have one. I keep glancing at it! Just need to adjust the bracelet size and then it will go on the wrist for the weekend. Thanks again DavidSW for a super smooth transaction. He makes things happen! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk