4 New Longines Conquest Heritage Watches Celebrate the Model’s 60th Anniversary
Longines registered the name “Conquest” with the Swiss Federal Intellectual Property Office in May 1954. At Baselworld 2014, the Swiss brand released a new collection of limited-edition, commemorative watches to honor the 60th anniversary of the patent filing, the new Longines Conquest Heritage 1954-2014.The Longines Conquest Heritage collection consists of four timepieces, one in a stainless steel case and three others in gold cases, each bearing the same dial design as the original Conquest from 1954 and with a modest (some would say downright retro) case dimensions of 35 mm in diameter. Also echoing the originals, the new Conquest watches have casebacks decorated with the “gold seal of Longines quality,” a gold-and-enamel medallion.The first Longines Conquest watch with the original patent documentIn another nod to their historical predecessors, the Longines Conquest Heritage 1954-2014 watches all have “Conquest” inscribed on the dials in the same

Cartier Calibre Chronograph Watch
In 2010 Cartier released a brand new collection of men's watches called the Calibre. It was rather revolutionary for the brand for a couple of reasons, bringing Cartier's men's collection into the 21st Century. It was also a mass produced watch that contained an in-house made Cartier movement - something that previously only existed in their most high-end pieces.I knew the Calibre would be a hit from the start when I first discussed it here. It was handsome, the right size, and very much what a modern guy wanted in a Cartier. Sure models like the Santos and Roadster would always be popular, but I think Cartier needed something with a little sport in it as well as?pizzazz. Since 2010 Cartier has trickled out variations on the original design by adding a bracelet option in 2011, and for 2012 there is a chronograph. For a full hands-on review on the original Cartier?watch (on the bracelet) see this article.It wasn't difficult to predict that Cartier would build upon the Calibre watch with

Poll: so how does the 5650 compare
At long last a blue dial. As for the GMT's the 5650 is going to be hugely divisive. So what do we think of Jaws?

526 Regatta?
what does everyone think of the Pam 526? I really like the dial and was surprised that it wore comfortably because of the titanium and the rubber strap. I know it's a watch that doesn't exhibit the classic Panerai characteristics and it's quite costly.Is it a strong seller? How is the movement's reliability? Any owners here?Thanks in advance.

Some Grey Hulks Hard At Work
Classified today for a Hulk at 11K. It looks like this person deliberately did not bother in even doing a serious sales thread with many good pictures and posted only one pic. Miraculously sold the watch today !!!!!Working hard to deny the fact that these are becoming available more by the minute at AD��s for standard retail.