Breva Genie 02 Air Black Watch
Earlier in 2014 we showed you the newest creation by Breva, their Genie 02 Altimeter watch with a hands-on look. It followed up the Genie 01 watches from 2013 that included a barometer. For Baselworld 2014, Breva is adding an additional version of the Genie 02 with the Genie 02 Air produced in a titanium case that has been coated in black and bears slightly different dial and calibration.The Genie 02 is a rather complicated watch given the fact that it has a mechanical altimeter in it. When Breva originally released the Genie 02 they tried to pen it as a watch for use on high mountains while skiing to check your altitude. I figured it made a bit more sense for them to focus on it being an aviation watch. So that is exactly what they did with the Genie 02 Air.Breva needed to rework a few things on the Genie 02 in order to make it suitable as a flying versus skiing watch. Aside from the hip, dark color scheme, the altitude scales have been adjusted for a wider range. The Genie 02 has a s

Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso 1931 Rouge Watch
Now isn't that pretty?? This is a special Milan Boutique edition of the newer Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Ultra-Thin watch. The version with the limited "heritage" dial that is. According to Jaeger-LeCoultre in the 1930's red (among other bright colors) were very popular for wrist watch dials. This model has a bright red lacquered dial. I don't know whether it is limited and if it is only available at the JLC Milan boutique - but it is a looker. Check out the vintage Reverso ad below as well.Grande Reverso 1931 Rouge : technical specsMovement? mechanical hand-wound movement, Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 822? 21,600 vibrations per hour? 21 jewels? 2.94 mm thick? 134 parts? 45-hour power reserveFunctions? hours, minutesDial? red lacquered? silver-toned hour-markersCase? steel? 46 mm long? 27.5 mm wide? 7.27 mm thick? 1000 Hours Control indication on the caseback? water resistance: 3 barBoutique edition

Rumba alarm watch produced by the esteemed watchmaker Bvlgari
The marvelous Rumba alarm watch, produced by the esteemed watchmaker Bvlgari, is clearly identifiable by its cushion-shaped case, endowed with an original system of movable bracelet attachments.Launched in a limited series of 999 pieces, the Rumba watch is equipped with a self-winding alarm movement - AS 5008. This remarkable mechanism incorporates a double barrel and features a special embellishment. The movement is also marked with an individual number. It serves to animate the functions of hours, minutes, seconds as well as that of alarm.

Introduction... and first AP.
Figured I'd officially introduce myself and say Hi to the fellow AP owners. I recently purchased my first AP (a silver dial 15400 from Brian G aka boxerbrian) and absolutely love it. I have owned several Rolexes, probably a dozen Panerais, Omegas, Breitlings, Tudors, UNs, IWCs, GOs, etc etc - mainly hang out on the Dive Watch Connection and buy/sell/trade on there, TZ and Paneristi. I've wanted a Diver ever since they were first introduced but because I love my DSSD on Rubber B so much I decided to fill a gap in my collection and do the 15400 with my first AP. The watch has more finishing details than any other piece I've ever owned with probably a GO Sport Evo Panorama date being second. Everything about the watch screams quality and it's versatile enough for me that I can wear it in my business casual work environment or with jeans. After only a few days of ownership I'm already thinking about my next one if that tells you anything!So, on to the pics! Also, a few after of the rest of

it's been a VERY long time since I saw such a WONDERFULL watch
The more I see it the more I love itThe PAM 519 and 520 are so perfect.Panerai made a watch which could be a vintage Patek. ( not talking about the size because we won't find vintage 45mm patek chronographs) but the combination of dial and case is so perfect.I'm pretty sure these 2 will get a lot of attention and not only from people who love Panerai but people who never thought about buying a PaneraiDon't know how they did it but this is a watch doesn't look like all the other Panerai notwithstanding it has the same case as any other 1940 caseI never thought I would mention Panerai and Patek in one sentence �� but in this case they deserve it. The movement is absolutely wonderful ( Minerva origin) ��. But a Patek is still better finishedWOW �� JUST WOW