Ressence Type 1 V Genesis Watch Is As Raw As It Gets
As they often say,?"less is more" �C and?when it comes to watch brands, Ressence is one of the most interesting ones to?perfect that approach. Today, the brand has released?the Ressence Type 1 V Genesis, their roughest, rawest piece to date, designed?to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the founding of the company �C and their creation of timepieces that have done away with a traditional, three-dimensional dial and replaced it with one that is completely flat, with concentric circles (sub-dials) spinning around to indicate the time.The Ressence Type 1 V Genesis, however, is not less in the sense that it does less �C it is a five-piece limited re-issue of the original Ressence Type 1 and hence it features the 107-part, patented?Ressence Orbital Convex System that allows for its trademark way of indicating the time. Instead,?it?is (much) less when it comes to the number of refined details that we have grown used to seeing on other Ressence watches. Their other creations have a case, dial, an

Richard Mille RM27-02 Rafael Nadal Watch Has Novel Quartz TPT Case For $775,000
Here it is, the first Richard Mille watch in quartz. No, not a quartz crystal-based movement, but rather, a quartz case material. This is the Richard Mille RM27-02 (RM 27-02) Tourbillon Rafael Nadal in a case that combines carbon and quartz material as once again produced for the high-end watch maker Richard Mille by North Thin Ply Technology. Why produce an extremely high-luxury watch in a complicated quartz filament laminate material? If you have to ask, clearly you haven't been paying attention to the types of materials Richard Mille has been featuring in their watches over the last few years. So let's discuss why a lot of luxury watches look like toys, what QTPT is, and Richard Mille's ongoing relationship with tennis and Mr. Nadal.You may have also noticed that the new Richard Mille RM27-02 watch is part of the Rafael Nadal watch collection �C part of a relationship with the star Spanish tennis player that began back in 2010. When the first Richard Mille RM 027 watch came out for R

Need advice about ROC
I just purchased a ROC 26320 steel with silver dial. I love the watch, it is my favorite at the moment in my collection and is my first chronograph watch ever. I am a little irritated by the fact that the seconds hand on normal watches is the chronograph seconds hand function on the AP. So unless I have the chronograph running the large seconds hand does not move and sits either where ever I stopped it or at the 12oclock position. What do you guys do about this, did you just get used to the seconds hand not moving? Do you just allow the chronograph to constantly run so that the large seconds hand is moving? Is this how all chronograph watches function? Please advise!

I lost my freakin' mind...
This story is going to make you guys laugh at me. I might as well be the fool of the week. Couple of weeks ago, I had a thread posted regarding whether I should sell/trade my 2201.50 PO and 3570.50 Speedy Pro for the Rolex GMT II Master Ceramic. I knew I shouldn't flip these watches because they meant a lot to me. I KNEW I SHOULDN'T HAVE!So, I went ahead and sold both of them. With a big wad of cash, I went on the hunt for my GMT. I had the money to buy a pre-owned GMT. Except for some odd reason, I kept going into the Omega section of rolexforums and watchuseek. All these threads started popping up with people with their Speedy Pro. I said to myself, WHAT HAVE I DONE? I definitely learned something from this ordeal. Do not sell watches out of wanting something else because in the end, you are going to regret it. I just bought a brand new Speedy Pro and it is headed my way. The leftover money is going to be watch piggy bank for either the new PO coming out next year or the

The Best Looking TT on the Planet?
I took this picture last night next to my RG 5980 and cannot get it out of my head. That blue dial.........