SIHH 2015: Here Are 19 Of The New Watches We’ve Seen So Far
The 2015 edition of Geneva’s Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) kicks off tomorrow, and WatchTime will be reporting live on the new watches introduced at the fair. Many watch brands exhibiting at SIHH have already teased us with some of the new products they will launch there. Scroll down to get a glimpse of WatchTime’s pre-SIHH coverage.German luxury watch brand A. Lange & Sohne has unveiled three new models in its elegant, understated Saxonia collection. The new-generation versions of the Saxonia, Saxonia Automatic, and Saxonia Dual Time all feature subtly redesigned dials, with two models also sporting new case dimensions. Click here for more details.The newest Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept watch, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept Acoustic Research is a unique prototype piece that is the result of an eight-year program to develop the perfect minute repeater sound volume. You can read more here.Baume & Mercier is launching, among other n

Gavox Squadron Review
The last Gavox watches we took a look at were a couple of really cool, kind of different, Marine style pieces. Powered by Miyota automatics with price tags under $500, they were very compelling. Following up these pieces, Gavox has gone a pretty different direction, from a fun and playful take on something classic, to a serious attempt at a military pilot's watch.What immediately sets the new Squadron watches apart from others in the stylistic vein, is that they were made at the request of the Belgian Air Force and designed to their specifications. A total of 65 watches were made an issued to Air Force pilots, 15? for 15th Wing in Melsbroek and? 50 for the 350th squadron at Florenne. These watches are distinguished by the special emblems on their dials. Checkout this great gallery of images of Belgian Air Force Pilots with their Gavox Squadrons.The civilian version of the watch lack an emblem and is an edition of 500. Design-wise, they clearly speak to a lineage of European military pi

New Planet Ocean!
I finally got another Seamaster and couldn't be happier with this model! No regrets going with 45mm and rubber strap. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1366479213.079515.jpg

Im Gonna Hate Myself in the Morning, but..(vintage?)
Ok, the last thing I need is another watch (right now!) b/c I want to buy my Dad something nice first, and then perhaps a Speedy for me. BUT.....I will probably regret asking this because I dont need another obsession, but...Is there a good, reputable source(s) for vintage Omegas? I was thinking of perhaps purchasing a 1960's vintage Connie or Seamaster, or something from the 1970's era of same?In the alternative, as a rabid TAG Heuer fan, I would love to own a 70's vintage Heuer chrono.NOTE: I am not looking to buy any time soon, which is why I am not asking for a recommend for a TRF member to buy from.Thanks! Happy New Year

5167A or 5167/1A
Hey guys,Looking for a bit of advice. I finally got permanent residence in Sweden having moved here from Australia and am looking to celebrate with a Patek. I was actually looking at doing it with a Rolex but every AD that I have even the smallest relationship to is rejecting putting anyone into a list. So I thought if I am going to wait, may as well be for a Patek!Now I walked into my AD here and found out that they could do a 1 year wait on the 5167/1A vs a 2 or 3 year wait on a 5167A. They also said they can add the rubber strap with the 1A but if you get the A you can't get a bracelet for that. Weird but okay. They require a 20% deposit which is fine but what do you guys think?Also I assume no discount is on the cards at all hahaI'm thinking a 1 year wait for the 1A is the way to go.