Blancpain Villeret Pulsometer Flyback Chronograph Watch
If your heart has a desire for a watch that combines a very fine and new in-house Blancpain chronograph movement with their Villeret-style case, then this new Blancpain Villeret Pulosmeter Flyback Chronograph timepiece might be for you. Among Blancpain's many watches, the company states that the Villeret is its most classic collection. According to them, double-stepped cases, Roman numerals and an understated aesthetic are hallmarks of its Villeret watches. Indeed, if one was to browse the collection here, it would be very hard to disagree. One of my personal favorites is the Calendrier Chinois Traditionnel, which has a perpetual calendar function that follows the Chinese calendar.New for 2014 is the Blancpain Villeret Chronographe Pulsom��tre (Blancpain Villeret Pulosmeter Flyback Chronograph), which?combines a flyback chronograph with a graduated pulsometer scale. The pulsometer lets the wearer quickly determine the pulse of someone else. As a result, such watches are also sometimes k

Montblanc Singapore Writing Time Exhibit
If you are in the city, go on to Mandarin Gallery of Montblanc boutique for the Writing time: two centuries of chronograph History exhibition, which will be open to the public since October 5 to 9, 11 to 21.

Terminator3 AP- noticed for the first time!
Most of you will be aware. But it's been years since I watched terminator 3And last time I saw it I was not into ap. anyway arnie finds an ap right at the beginning when getting his clothes and sunnies! Then later in film im sure Kate Brewster father is wearing a RO of some description also!!

5070 g
I have a chance to acquire a very very very mint 5070 G for 60K. I need some opinions where people think this piece is going to be. Thanks in advance.

Rolex achievement unlocked!
It's been a long journey since 1988 when I first laid eyes on a Submariner Date. I was on vacation in St. Thomas and got to check one out.$2500. Eep! Too much money for my younger self at that time.I ended up buying a $100 Citizen that I kept until sometime after 2005 and stupidly sold (I got tired of getting new batteries and getting it pressure tested annually). I've had Omega and Doxa (keeper) and many micro brands along the way. From big to small. Always fun, but they never satisfied the craving.It's okay to have dings and scratches. That was a HARD lesson to learn and live with. If I couldn't deal with it on a $500 watch, how could I handle it on a Rolex??I've had opportunities to handle and try on several 16610s along the way. It was still calling to me. So I knew the desire was not gone.I stopped at an AD a short time back and tried on 116610LN just to see if I would like the new version, and it just did not do it for me (Though I may revisit it in the future.)I final