A Nice Watch For The Angularly Inclined: The Paul Picot Le Plongeur C-Type Dive Watch
I feel as though I have a duty to tell people about less well-known brands that offer meritorious watches. Paul Picot is one of those brands that most of you have probably not heard of, but can appreciate the looks of their flagship men's watch, the C-Type.A watch that uses this many squares ought to get a prize. I hesitated, but opted not to picture the square (tank) face version of the watch as that might be considered to be overkill (actually, I will go ahead and throw the picture on here). Instead, you can appreciate the geometry in this watch easily with a round face, but otherwise abundantly placed square elements.The watch is actually a well finished diving watch with a lot going for it. It has been around for a few years, and the styling is quite cool in my opinion. Squares pattern the rubber strap, number indicators, and texture on the face. The lug styling is a likely source of inspiration for the Hublot Big Bang designers (at they look almost the same as on the Paul Picot th

AP 15400 or PP 5711 BLUES
If you had an AP 15400 blue, and you were NOT going to part with it. Would you ALSO add a PP 5711 to your collection? (first PP). If not, what else would you get next to complement your blue AP (if the rest of your collection was mostly Rolex... and you like diversity... and you like sport watches and divers)

My Ticket into the AP Family...AP Royal Oak 15400!
Overtime I have learned NOT to use the term grail for every nice watch purchase. However, in this situation there is no other term that is more appropriate than GRAIL! I've grown to have an appreciation for Audemars Piguet, but never seriously considered owning one as it was way out of reach. On Thursday all the stars aligned and I turned two great watches into one FANTASTIC one! I could barely sleep on Friday in expectation for my package to arrive on Saturday. Check out my new AP Royal Oak 15400! It cost me the crown jewel in my collection��my Rolex BLNR but it was well worth it. I LOVE THIS WATCH! In my family, every year the same angel goes at the top of the tree but the ornaments below the angel can and often change. My new AP RO will play the same role. I can't think of anything else I'd want at the Top of my Watch Tree but what's below it could and will change quite a bit. The watch fits great, looks great, and is well balanced on the wrist. It will be my go

Brietling for Bentley Tourbillon
Saw the Brietling for Bentley Tourbillon Friday at Goveberg in Philly. Beautiful watch. I guess in the tourbillon world at $85k it's on the cheaper end. I loved it. They had an amazing Brietling selection. I've always loved their models and think they are under rated as a quality watch.

The 40th Anniversary Apollo XI unveiled pre-Basel
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