Breguet Tourbillon Clock Installed at Carnegie Hall
On Wednesday evening, Breguet kicked off its new sponsorship of New York’s Carnegie Hall, starting with the 2012-2013 season, with a grand gesture: the unveiling of a specially crafted Breguet tourbillon clock in Carnegie Hall’s Morse Lobby.?The unveiling of the clock �� by Breguet U.S brand manager Michael Nelson, Carnegie Hall artistic director Clive Gillinson, and financier and Carnegie Hall board chairman Sandy Weill �� took place prior to the opening-night gala benefit concert, which featured the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and music director Riccardo Muti, along with the Chicago Children’s Choir and soloists Rosa Feola, Antonio Giovanni and Audun Iversen. Breguet, which also sponsored the opening night gala dinner after the performance, has now become the official “Exclusive Timepiece” of Carnegie Hall. The dinner was held in the Grand Ballroom of the nearby Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.The clock, which is modeled on Breguet's original tourbillon timepiece des

Garmin D2 Pilot Watch
My Garmin collection (left to right, front to back): Edge 500, Edge 510, FR910XT, Edge 800, Swim, and FR70I am a very active person. In particular, I train about 10+ hours a week (mainly swimming, cycling, and running) as I am part of a local amateur (but serious) triathlon team: PacWest Athletics. So as such, I have owned various sports watches, and in particular Garmin GPS sports watches. Pretty much every Garmin sports model since 2007-except for the Approach S models which are superb golf-specific watches. Currently, I have three of their watch models plus three more Garmin Edge devices dedicated for cycling.So why do I start with this inventory of my Garmin watches and devices for this post. Simply to say that, while not perfect, I think Garmin understands how to make watches suited for specific activities-I call them Activity-focused smartwatches. That's what makes me and many others come back for more.Garmin's philosophy, is that they create different watches purpose-built for s

Anybody into AP Royal Oaks?
I recently got to see a Rubber Clad and it was simply stunning. At first I thought that it was weird that a company would use rubber for a bezel, but it really works. There is one issue I have with using rubber though and thats how long will it last. The down side to the watch if the bezel doesnt last is the price of AP parts

Omega price increases
The MSRP on the POs will be $3950 and the 3570.50 Speedmaster Professional is going up to $3875. Increase is effective next Monday, March 1.The price increases vary across the lines. As a matter of fact, there is no price increase for the white dialed Alaska Project:BASEL �C Omega Speedmaster Alaska Project

Watch roll with space for cufflinks
Recently I remember seeing a photo of a Patek watch roll with two watches and two sets of cufflinks inside (special space for the cufflinks)Does anyone remember the thread as I want to get one.Thanks in advance.