New Anonimo Watches For 2010
I recently learned that Italian Anonimo watches have returned to the US. Sources indicated that until just recently they had abandoned the United States market! Now Anonimo USA is pledging a full scale eruption of "Anonomic" proportions. Well I just made that one word up, but it seems to fit. With a history linked to Panerai and a style that is similar, the brand has a rich and dedicated following with some good looking products. I'd love to get my hands on some soon. Click here for an example of a very long and through homage to their popular Polluce line of watches.Anonimo has a few new interesting watch for us to enjoy. Here are three of them that are interesting and display for you what is common for the brand. Starting from the top here are the Anonimo Cronoscopio Mark II, D-Date II and the Pulluce Magnum. You can see while each of them is similar in style, there are enough differences in each for Anonimo to say that they don't just change around dials to make new watches. Plus th

Swiss luxury watch brand Franck Muller has recreated its Ellipsocurvex Papillon watch
Swiss luxury watch brand Franck Muller has recreated its Ellipsocurvex Papillon watch. Now, the timepiece reveals not only the ingenuity of the one-of-a-kind mechanical time display but also the beauty of elegant gem-setting.The red gold watch sparkles with black and white round brilliant diamonds, while the white gold watch is adorned with diamonds and blue sapphires.

Question about RO Dual Time/Regular
Hi Everyone!So I've been researching and am set on adding a RO to my collection, but in hunting for the right one, I've ended up with a few questions that I haven't been able to find the answers for.While I know RO dual time models retail for 22,000, I was initially shocked to find that ones in excellent used condition sell here (and elsewhere) for anywhere between 11.5-13k (even found one at 9000, which may have been too good to be true) while I've seen regular RO (3120 Calibers) sell for 12,000 around the forum as well. Is there a reason for this other than the fact that the Dual Time uses a JLC movement and a different caseback while 15450/15400 are fully in-house? I was a bit surprised to find that the more complicated pre-loved Dual Times sold around the same price as 15400/15450s

A Duo of Vintage
Here are some pics of my two vintage omegas. One is a Seamaster 600, and the other is an oversized manual wind piece. Enjoy

Gerald Genta Article
For those that don't read the PP and AP threads, added this here as well. A big fan of our local QANTAS inflight magazine which not only has lots of watch adds, but runs a watch feature each month.Not the most detailed article but one worth having a read over, as I posted in the AP section, not often that a person has designed 2 of the top 5 Icon's in any category. You may pick up something you did not know, I know most on this forum are way more informed than I. .qantas.au/infodetail/...outWatches.pdf