Bremont Introduces New Film-Inspired Kingsman Collection
In January the British watch company Bremont brought out a new collection of world-time chronographs. The Bremont Kingsman Special Edition watches were designed in conjunction with the new film Kingsman: The Secret Service, out this month from 20th Century Fox. The three new models, which are worn throughout the film by actors like Colin Firth and Michael Caine, are available for purchase now. In terms of Bremont watch genealogy, the Kingsman Special Edition bears a resemblance to the ALT1 family of watches. It combines a tricompax dial design for the chronograph with a 24-hour world timer. The world-time function is controlled via the crown at 8 o’clock, which rotates the bidirectional internal bezel bearing the names of cities in 24 time zones. Since Kingsman focuses on a jetsetting world of English spies, Bremont’s British pedigree and travelers’ watches make a perfect complement.The Kingsman Special Edition has a BE-54AE movement. As dial arrangement would suggest

Fr��d��rique Constant Classic Index GMT Watch
Not every watch needs to change the world. Sometimes, it's good enough for an established brand to offer their take on the simpler, more useful complications that make up the bedrock of horology. The Fr��d��rique Constant Classic Index GMT is just that: a solid, no-nonsense watch, powered by the FC-350 automatic calibre, offering 38 hours of power reserve, and an easy-to-read GMT function. It comes in four variations: there are two stainless steel models with stainless steel bracelets, one with a white dial, the other with a black dial, a white-dialed variant on a black leather strap, and a rose gold-plated version with a brown leather strap and a white dial. All of the cases are of identical proportions and movement specifications.It's always nice to have a bit of choice?when it comes to case and dial combinations, but it strikes me as odd they only made the black dial available with the stainless steel bracelet. Of course, there's nothing to stop you changing it for a leather strap or

Another Novelty....
That hasn't been out on the forums yet.Full paved T3

New ceramic/titanium clasp
Can anyone help me find the search words or numbers for the new straps and ceramic deploy clasps that are on the new moon watches? I've found a strap or two like the pitch black and black black but haven't been able to find the clasp and the new parts regulations aren't helping since would rather not buy from boutique here.

I will NEVER buy a Rolex.......
.....or so I thought. This is my first post to the forum as I just joined. I started collecting Omega watches about four years ago. I was always one to say I would never buy a Rolex. Rolex is worn by everyone. Rolex is too expensive. Rolex is overrated.So about a week ago I bought my first Rolex. For some reason I developed an infatuation with the submariner over the past six months. I was clearly wrong over the past four years about Rolex. It is impossible for me to overstate how much I love this 114060. I am big on NATO straps but this watch's bracelet is so comfortable I refuse to use a NATO for now.Long story short...... wow I am I impressed with this watch. There is clearly a reason why this is considered so iconic. I am not going to down the road of which watch I love the most, but the new submariner is really something. This will not be the last Rolex I buy.