4N MVT01/D01/42 Watch
Poor us who would love to wear this watch but cannot afford it (now or ever). A truly cool design that I think will appeal to a legion of watch lovers and traditionally non-watch lovers, alike. The time is told in a simple digital manner on four discs. Because there are four numerals (assume it said like 11:25 for the full four numbers). And this is why the brand is called 4N. I think it is sort of funny how brands come about with a plan of just selling one watch. Basically, all future 4N watches can only have 4 numerals right? You see this type of one watch brand pretty often in the watch world. Once in a while, the brand does well enough to make more models.The model name of the watch is something a bit weird like 4N-MVT01/D01/42 - at least I think. I am just going to call it the 4N, just like I call the Cabestan Vertical Tourbillon Winch watch, the Cabestan watch. Inside the 4N watch is the MVT01 movement. Which is not a particularly clever way of indicating that it is their first m

John Mayer On Watches: Why I Bought The Patek Philippe 5396G Limited Edition For Tiffany & Co., By John Mayer
It's an interesting time for Patek Philippe from a collector's standpoint. The company has stopped production of some of its greatest complications  (the 3970, 5970, 5070, 5004, etc.), they’ve raised their prices substantially (in what I believe to be an attempt to sideline the secondary market), and a new generation of Stern has taken over as president. I’ve been somewhat skeptical about the direction of the brand based on some of the latest design updates, but after cutting the seal on the new ref. 5396G for Tiffany & Co., I know that the brand still cares about collectors. A lot.In fact, I think this watch is a message to collectors everywhere that Patek Philippe will continue to create instant classics. And this 5396 limited edition is one of them. 2 OF 7 The 5396G is an annual calendar made in a limited edition of 100 pieces to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the opening of the Patek Philippe boutique inside the Fifth Avenue Tiffany &a

AP 15400 to the service centre
Right side of the deployant push piece fell off.I did not know when and I did not know how.The watch have been sent back to my AD which will send it to the service centre.Might take a month... sigh...Realized it today when the clasp push piece start digging into my wrist making it feel uncomfortable.The push piece for the left side is still intact but I am asking them to apply more loctite or whatever that they do to tighten it up so that it will not suffer the same fate as the right sided sibling.Yeah I am abit disappointed but will wait till everything is done and will reserve comments of the overall experience til then.

Omega 90's Dynamic
Hi GuysJust joined up and have done quite a bit of reading over the last day or so. So i bought my first seamaster just over a year ago when i was on holiday in my home country and the shop where i bought it from had this old omega watch which caught my eye... a 90's dynamic chrono with a metal strap. I have done some research on it since then and have found a few bits and pieces on the watch itself but not much is out there. I was wondering if any of you guys currently or have previously owned one and what your thoughts on it are. I just found out the watch is still for sale and the shop owner has offered me a pretty good deal on it... Ive seen a few for sale and the price is hard to beat from what other shops are selling them at.heres a pic of the actual watch

It has been a while but I pulled this one out today
Still my favourite!