H. Moser & Cie Perpetual Calendar Black Edition Watch
When it was released, the Perpetual Calendar was renowned for its simplicity and legibility.H. Moser & Cie. is proud of the fact that they are a small manufacture. In fact, on their website, they proudly proclaim that they are family-owned, that they take pride in complications that are simple and functional and that every watch that they make is hand-built and finished.The brand itself dates back to 1805, but was acquired by the Dixi Mechanique Group during the Quartz Crisis. It was later revived in 2005 and one of its earliest and most notable pieces was its simply named Perpetual Calendar watch, which we had covered some time ago in 2010.The Perpetual Calendar Black Edition is the company's first titanium watch.Now that SIHH is behind us, we must look forward to Baselworld and H. Moser & Cie. has introduced a new version of their Perpetual Calendar watch, the Perpetual Calendar Black Edition. Unique to this watch is its DLC-coated titanium case- a first for the company, an

Bring a Loupe: A Heuer That Tracks The Tides, An IWC With A Compass, A Patek With Removable Lugs, An
This week's Bring A Loupe will focus on quirky watches, and explain the special something that makes each stand out from the standard production of the brand. Among the beautiful oddities featured, you will discover an interesting Patek with removable lugs and an IWC that hides a compass. This is your Bring A Loupe for November 13, 2015. The IWC Compass Reference 3510A, True Tool Watch With A Twist 1 OF 11 The Compass model was launched in 1978 as a collaboration between Porsche Design and IWC; it offered a very astute way to combine a compass and an automatic movement. Detailed R&D – yielding six patents – was necessary to properly shield the movement from the compass' magnetism and allow a swift opening of the top part to reveal the compass underneath. As a result, the watch is obviously thick – 12 mm – but the 39 mm case size partly makes up for that. In addition, it is divinely light, having been manufactured in both aluminu

Breitling Aeromarine Avenger Seawolf
Hi I know that Breitling is High End watches and that they use other's movement change some parts and that is it till Chronomat B01. I am very interested in this Avenger Seawolf becouse of it's beauty and especialy the crown which is master piece maybe one of the beautiest. I know there is ETA 2824 25 jewel, Chronometre certify, 300bar/3.000m/10.000ft/ depth resistance,etc........ but I never own Breitling and not really interested in mass production manufacturers-brands, but this is one of the most beautifully time pieces for my taste of course.So my posting here is to hear some info about it's quality, durability, precision and any thoughts and suggestions about this watch are good and bad from people who have had or do had this watch.Thank You.....

Why is this watch a lot cheaper than a Rolex?
.jomashop/omega-watch-23110396002001.htmlIs the rolex made of better metal or something? Both are stainless steel, so what am I missing?

Trading 5127R for 5296R?
Thinking of trading my 5127R for 5296R. Would you guys do the trade? Any 5296R owners here? Greatly appreciate encouraging photos of 5296R.