Rolex Datejust Watch: New Official Video
Rolex has just released a new video titled "The Spirit of the Datejust" just two weeks in advance of Baselworld 2015, and in honor of the 70th anniversary of the iconic Datejust collection, which originally debuted in 1945. Like most Rolex marketing material, the video is clever, entertaining, and remarkably well-written. "Archetype of the modern watch..." that's just so meaningful on so many levels �C and in many ways too true.One of the most interesting things about the video is how little time Rolex spends talking about the modern Rolex Datejust watch collection, with just a few brief glimpses of Rolex Datejust models that you can buy today. In a sense, the video is very much an homage to the Datejust product family name and the history of the collection, along with some of its most distinctive features (such as the date window, and later magnifier lens over the date window).Another theory why Rolex doesn't spend more time showcasing modern products in The Spirit of Datejust video is

IWC Limited Edition Pilot Watches Celebrate "The Little Prince" Birthday
Lest you think that this is some tenuous tie-in to the most recent future monarch born in the UK, just note that the two watches IWC has released to commemorate "The Little Prince" are actually a tie-in to literature. While I don't myself recall ever having read "The Little Prince," by Antoine de Saint-Exup��ry, it is one of the best-selling books of all time. ?I mean, how many children's books from 1943 do you know of that have their own website?Given that de Saint-Exup��ry was an adventurer and a pilot, it only makes sense that the watches being introduced are of the aviator style. Of the two models introduced, the Pilot's Watch Mark XVII Edition Le Petit Prince (ref. IW326506) is the less complex. Driven by the 30110 calibre, it features a 41mm case (only 11mm thick - which is quite nice for an automatic) in stainless steel.Under the front crystal, we have a striking midnight blue dial with a subtle sunburst pattern, which is complemented quite well by the use of the white lume on t

Help Needed Please
Hey folks,I have had a Super Avenger for about 7 years now and it was my favorite watch till last year. Well, I got a couple of Rolex's and don't like the 47mm big case anymore. It just feel enormous now. As Breitling is my first love, I'm thinking of buying a watch I saw online, it's a Breitling Chronomat D13050.1 Two Tone.However, I can't to find similar ones online when I search google images. It has a gold dial and blue hands.My questions:- Are they still being made? If not, when is the last year?- Does it have an in-house movement?- Could you please post pictures of similar ones?Thanks,Cheers!

CK2998 or Official Timekeeper
Saw both of these at a boutique recently and liked both of them, but for different reasons. They are obviously very different watches, but if you could only get one, which one would you get? The CK 2998 is a bit more eye-catching, and has a beautiful dark blue panda dial. It is also a bit more versatile, especially if you get a couple of different straps and Natos, but I have a few casual watches in my rotation already. The Official Timekeeper is in gold, and clearly a dress watch (which I currently do not have). It is also about double the price of the CK, but at 188 pieces total, it is much more limited, and has a very interesting manual wind co-axial chronometer movement. It hasn't really gotten much attention, which might actually be a good thing, but I'm not sure about the red Omega logo.

Leather strap for SS SkyD
Hey... I've just received my ss white dial SkyD and am very surprised by the comfort of the bracelet. I am however keen to find a leather strap for winter use. Any suggestions on where to pick one up? I'm really hoping a 'kit' is available to cover any gaps when swapping out the bracelet. Thanks in advance.