Hands-On: With The $605,000 Harry Winston Histoire de Tourbillon 2: Further Proof Winston Can Go "Haute"
The Histoire de Tourbillon 2 from Harry Winston costs almost three times the price of the Opus Eleven, and it is far more rare.? This 48.5mm bi-axial flying tourbillon is an extraordinary piece of haute horology, one that further proves this brand has what it takes to compete against the established players in the world of complications.? We got the chance to play the Histoire de Tourbillon 2 in the room above Winston's 5th avenue boutique, a room once occupied by Harry Winston's personal office.? The result were the following photographs of one hell of a cool watch.?The follow-up act to 2009's Histoire de Tourbillon, this flying tourbillon features a titanium cage with an outer rotation of 120 seconds, and inner rotation of 40 seconds.? The tourbillon alone consists of 95 individual parts.? The hour is displayed in a retograde scale at 9 o'clock, while minutes are shown in a disc at 6 o'clock, and seconds on a disc via the tourbillon.? On the front side of the watch are five unique pi

The Bezel #'s on my Seamaster ?
This may be a scuba diving Q more than a watch specific one but why is 20 the first # on the bezel and not 10?

Move a 5135 for 5726?
OK all, going to introduce my first this or that post. I understand its personal preference and think I know where I am going with it, but wanted to pick your brains a bit.I currently own a 5135G - annual calendar gondolo case. Considering a 5726 Nautilus annual calendar on bracelet (white dial). I currently have the 5712 steel/bracelet which is why I am leaning towards the white dial 5726.To get the 5726 its very likely I'd have to sell the 5135. Yes or no? Would you, and why?Again, I've issued the its your choice advice often myself but curious to get the forum thoughts.

TRF I need your advice !!
I need to give a gift to one of my best employees ..Ceramic Sub no date or blue dial Datejust 2 ?? He will be a first time Rolex owner watches are very close in price too. I was leaning towards Sub.

Can't Decide??
I am torn. I am looking at getting my second Rolex and I can not decide between a Rolex Submariner Date and No Date. I keep getting drawn to the no date because it seems less common but wonder if I will get annoyed having to pull my phone out to check the date ( I sign a lot of documents). I keep heading into my local AD and they do not have either one in stock which make the decision harder as I have not been able to try one on. Thanks for everyones thoughts.