Louis Vuitton Tambour ��Volution GMT In Black Watches For 2015
For Baselworld 2015, Louis Vuitton watches embrace black with a new collection of three Louis Vuitton Tambour?��Volution timepieces in black - each of them sporting a second time zone in quasi-GMT format. These are pretty interesting models and add an interesting look to the larger Louis Vuitton watch collection, which the company has been attempting to bolster as a more serious horological product for the last few years. Part of that has been investing in their own movement manufacture, "Louis Vuitton La Fabrique du Temps," as well as focusing on some more experiment complications. We see one of those here, in this new version of the Louis Vuitton Tambour ��Volution Spin Time GMT in Black watch.Louis Vuitton is part of the larger LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy) group which also owns major watch makers such as Zenith, Hublot, TAG Heuer, and Bulgari. It isn't as though LVMH really needs more watches, but a brand as powerful as Louis Vuitton doesn't do too poorly with whatever it decide

Is this normal - speedy second hand
I accidentally slow pushed the chrono start pusher and the second hand jumps a lot. The longer I take to push the pusher the longer it jumps. Is this normal? It's under warrantee Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Patek 6002G
Anyone on the forum own a Patek 6002g? Or anyone has live pictures? Never seen one in flesh... some pictures would be great

Where is the oysterflex?
Anyone else surprised we didnt see any new releases featuring it?

First for me: Rolex stopped running...
In 30 years of wearing Rolex, I have never had one stop running. Some of you that know me, know that I have bought many project watches over the years and done restorations. Some were real beat up but still ran. My first Sub I wore daily and it was pretty thrashed but still kept good time over 12 years without a service. The bezel was bent, the crown broke, but she still kept good time.Reached into the winder this morning to grab my 16750 Polar which is a U serial from 1996/97 ish. She was not running. Reset time and date, gave a full wind, couple taps and shakes and nothing. She is toast. We had guessed that this watch had never been serviced, and she ran a little fast but still ran. Not complaining at all. I believe this watch ran for 20 continuous years without a service. Really a tribute to how well Rolex is made. Guess it is time for a complete service. Next time I go to the city I will drop it off to my buddy who is a CW21 and my go to WS.