UR-202 White Shark Highly Limited Watch From Urwerk
Here is their new "white shark" UR - 202 watch , based on the Hammerhead UR-203 shows that I discussed here. UR-202 and UR-203 watches are among my favorites in terms of design and utility of Urwerk. I believe that this shrink to say both grand, rod system all based on a model of "satellite" of Urwerk in the indication of the time system.

Vacheron Constantin watch with a movement of the hand-wound
The choice of Sapphire for the curved Crystal is a useful modern update and offer great protection against scratches. The count in the 1921 American historical of Vacheron Constantin watch is a movement of the hand-wound which has been designed and manufactured in-house. The calibre of Vacheron Constantin 4400 is 28 mm in diameter, just 2.8 mm thick and has earned the seal of Geneva strict compliance with the standards established by the Canton of Geneva for mechanical movements of high quality.

In-Depth: Le Garde Temps �C Naissance D'Une Montre, Greubel Forsey's Mission To Protect Tradi
What would happen if traditional watchmaking techniques died out? For Stephen Forsey and Robert Greubel, this thought was anathema. Their namesake company, Gruebel Forsey, relies on these very techniques to produce timepieces that have become lore among modern collectors. If these techniques die out, then their future, and the future of other high-end independents dies out too. So, to prolong these traditions, they joined forces with Philippe Dufour to create an incubator program for fully hand-crafted watchmaking called Naissance d’une Montre. One watchmaker was selected to be the recipient of what is arguably the finest collective of horological knowledge in existence, endowing him with the skills needed to create a watch, by hand, completely from scratch. 2 OF 6 Stephen Forsey, one half of the duo behind Greubel Forsey, describes the importance of safeguarding traditional watchmaking skills: Earlier this year, I had the chance to speak with Stephen Forsey a

Black on black.
A few recent shots to share while sitting at a stop light. Cheers, guys.

I got it!
Thank you to all who shared their insights over the weekend in my original thread Thoughts on the panerai 562 as a first panerai . I walked by the panerai boutique last Thursday and decided to take a look inside. When I ask the gentleman if he had any base models available, he showed me a panerai 562 �C a base pam in titanium with a chocolate dial and matching alligator strap. I strapped it on and it just felt right on my wrist. Still I thought I would sleep on it and at the same time ask the folks over at TRF about the watch, since I really had no idea about panerais and titanium watches. Many in the forum shared good things about the watch, and as the weekend passed, the excitement of strapping it on again only grew more intense. I came across another panerai �C a used but mint 112, an iconic model for sure. But it wasn't titanium, it wasn't a choco dial, and it didn't have a matching alligator strap. I kept thinking about getting the 112, but it just didn't stir any emotion.