Greubel Forsey GMT Watch Now In Platinum
We've covered a number of Greubel Forsey watches here, and while they're all unique to one another, they share a common design DNA. ?Much of this can be seen in the various ways that complications are built and utilized in a watch. ?For many of the models, this uniqueness transmits itself all the way out to the case, which often has uncommon curves and bulges added, both to accommodate the mechanics, as well as draw the eye in. ?Their latest, the Platinum GMT, is no exception to that rule.Now, for this watch, we actually have three different GMT displays - two of which are conventional, with the third being pure artistry. ?Before we get to the icing on the cake, however, we'll start with the foundation of things. ?To the left of the main time display you have the first (and most traditional) GMT display - a secondary dial that appears at the 10 o'clock position on the main dial, giving us a second time zone. ?Where's the second "standard" readout?Well, for that, you actually need to fl

GIVEAWAY: Marvin Malton Cushion M119 Watch
Cushion watches are named as such because the shape of the case is supposed to look like a couch cushion. No one's had a better idea since they started calling them that. It is a good looking shape and done well in the Marvin Malton Cushion series. aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer did a full review of the Marvin Malton Cushion watch here. This month you can enter for a chance to win a Marvin Malton Cushion M119 watch here on aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer. The winner can have their choice of any of the four pictured M119 models. These pieces are 42mm wide in steel cases (some are PVD black coated) with leather straps and contemporary dials. Inside each piece is a Swiss Sellita SW200 automatic movement. Fun watches with a retail price of $1,580.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post below (on aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer, not Facebook or elsewhere you might see this article) before the giveaway is over with your valid e-mail address where required. In the body of your comment mention whether you p

BVLGARI Serpenti Incanti
A symbol of physical strength and intelligence, the snake wraps its body around the wrist to showcase Bvlgari's flair for watch and jewellery design. The Serpenti Incanti �C enchanted snake �C coils around a dial glittering with 116 brilliant-cut diamonds on a 30mm gem-set white or rose gold case. The quartz movement brings to life two blue spear-shape hands that track the hours and minutes on the dial. The rose gold model has baguette-cut magenta rubellites to soothe the diamonds glare around the dial and on the serpent's head. The white gold model dazzles with pure diamonds: 112 stones capture the light on this piece. Both watches have chocolate or blue satin straps with a gem-set gold pin buckle. Two models with diamond straps finish the collection. Price: 45,000 CHF (satin strap) �C 70,000 CHF (gem-set gold strap). Sharmila Bertin

w&w Round-Table #14: What Were your Most and Least Favorite Pieces from Baselworld this Year?
With our Baselworld 2016 coverage coming to an end (there still might be a couple of pieces left to write) we figured we'd sum up the event with one of our Round-Tables. The question is simple: "What were your most and least favorite pieces from Baselworld this year?” Looking back, I'm actually very impressed by this year's offering. At Basel, it felt a little slower and quieter than previous years, but the brands that we like almost all had a few very strong pieces. Of course, they can't all be winners, but keep in mind the answers below are purely our subjective opinions on the watches and not "reviews" of them. Let us know what you’re most and least favorites were in the comments, and enjoy!Christoph McNeillWell, with each year’s Baselworld, there’s lots to like, and plenty to dislike. There were several new releases this year that I liked, so picking my favorite was a little hard. So I’ll cheat a little by saying that it came down to either the new Squ

Should I buy an AP 26320st? Whats your opinion of the 26320st?
Hi,What's your opinion of the 26320st?Has anyone owned it and traded it in for something else? or Would you keep it forever?Its obviously a great watch in all ways possible....but what is it lacking?...I want the nitty gritty on this watch. The watch is not cheap, that's why I want to get some opinions before I buy it.