Basel 2014 Preview: 3 New Watches from Carl F. Bucherer, Speake-Marin, and Ulysse Nardin
As we continue the countdown to Baselworld 2014, we present three more watches making their worldwide debuts at the fair �� two new perpetual calendar watches from Carl F. Bucherer and Ulysse Nardin and the first-ever chronograph from Britain’s Peter Speake-Marin.Carl F. Bucherer is releasing a limited-edition version of one of its most complicated watches, the Manero ChronoPerpetual, with a new tachymeter-scale bezel. The watch contains Caliber CFB 1904, which integrates a base movement from Vaucher with a module developed exclusively for Carl F. Bucherer. It features the rare combination of a perpetual calendar and flyback chronograph in one timepiece. The new Manero’s complexity is reflected in its dial: the subdial at 12 o’clock indicates both the date and the small running seconds; the one at 6 o’clock shows the day of the week and the chronograph hours counter; and the one at 9 o’clock displays the month and leap years as well as the chronograph minut

Omega Seamaster 300 'Spectre' Limited Edition Watch For James Bond Spectre Movie
Since the 1995 "GoldenEye" movie, the Omega Seamaster has been James Bond's watch. Now, with the latest James Bond Spectre movie just around the corner �C with a late October premier?date �C there's bound to be a new Omega watch to go with it: Enter the Omega Seamaster 300 "Spectre" Limited Edition. Available in a numbered series of 7,007 pieces, this release?marks the first tim an Omega Bond watch is made available at the same time as the debut of the movie, so let's see the?finer details of this well-timed limited edition.The Omega Seamaster 300?made its debut at BaselWorld 2014, and we (of course) went hands-on with it at the time �C read more about?it here. This new, historically-themed, yet ultra-modern dive watch collection meant a?direct visual emulation of the classic Omega Seamaster 300 watch from the 1950s. However, beyond the historical charm of it all, the Omega Seamaster 300 was and indeed still is?among the very first watches from Omega to bear the Master Co-Axial designatio

AP 15400 on his way
after trying the silver,black and blue,i made a deposit for the blue face,so the countdown is started to the end of july

Is this true?
I have a Double Eagle Constellation 18K/SS bought in 2008. It's been discontinued as you may know. An AD told me today that a current new similiar watch now retails for 8K! Can this be true? Same 2500 co-axial movement, looks the same....What am I missing?

And it has arrived
It has arrived in all of its 47MM glory. The Pam 1305. I will say that it being about 10% thinner than the 305 is a big deal and the blue minute hand really sets it off. I would say to anyone looking for a dive watch to look at this or for the smaller wristed fellas the 42MM version. I believe this is about as good as it gets right here. I took more pictures but I cant seem to get them small enough to upload. Ill work on that later