New Glash��tte Original Senator Perpetual Calendar
Glash��tte Original is offering a new version of their Senator Perpetual Calendar in red gold with a matte black dial on a rubber strap. The dial features high-contrast white Roman numerals and a white minute ring for excellent legibility. The perpetual calendar displays are clear and logical, and the oversize panorama date is a paradigm of clarity. Find wallpaper and pricing inside. The leap year display is discreet yet unambiguous. A red dot indicates a leap year, followed by white, black and yellow dots for successive years. The heart of the Senator Perpetual Calendar, visible through the sapphire glass case back, is the Glash��tte Original Caliber 100-02, designed and constructed at the manufactory in Saxony. This automatic movement features a screw balance with 18 weighted gold screws and swan-neck fine adjustment. Twin barrels provide a power reserve of more than 55 hours. The reset mechanism allows easy synchronization of the second hand with a time standard. Unlike other reset me

Hands-On: A Spectacular, Vintage-Inspired Unique Piece From The Extremely Piaget Collection
Today, when you hear the name Piaget, you probably think of the caliber 12P, the Altiplano, or insane diamond bracelet watches like the Limelight Aura. However, you may not be familiar with the incredible vintage designs for women’s watches that the brand was well known for in the 1960s and '70s. These pieces were not only gorgeous, but were also very innovative for the time. 1 OF 11 2 OF 11 After seeing several cool vintage Piaget pieces come across my desk while at Sotheby’s, I always hoped that Piaget would revive these designs, as I felt they would undoubtedly be a success. So when I heard that Piaget had created a unique piece inspired by one of their well-known and impressive cuff watches, I was pumped. Nay, elated. 3 OF 11 4 OF 11 This cuff watch is part of the Extremely Piaget collection, which is a tribute to the heyday of Piaget watchmaking and design in the 1960s and '70s. Piaget was the king of cool design and in

Finally pull the trigger for apple watch
Been waiting for a long time to purchase the apple watch 42mm. Finally pull the triggered yesterday to purchase one. See how it goes.

Good idea? Bad idea?
So...I currently have a BLNR and a larger type explorer 2 polar and my 40th birthday is fast approaching and as a result I'm going to have the makeweight funds to exchange my existing watches for a BLRO or a smurf in white gold...Alternatively I could keep my Batman and explorer....and have ��7500-8000 to spend on another watch, possibly a sub date or a vintage Pepsi thoughts?If I do part ex my existing watches for a WG sub or WG GMT then it will become my daily wearer!!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Question on submariner ceramic bezel
I know that around 2011, Rolex changed the dial on the 116618 from a powder blue dial (smurf) to the current blue sunburst dial. Does anyone know if the ceramic bezel also slightly changed color on the post 2011 models or is the ceramic bezel color the same as the previous ones from 2011 and before? I am thinking of swapping out the blue sunburst dial for an OEM blue diamond dial on my 2017 116618 and wondered if the blue diamond dial would match the newer ceramic bezel like the older models did. Thanks