Damasko DK14 and DK15 Review
Editor’s note: The following article/review originally appeared on WUS. It is a hands-on look at a rare watch that we’ve been?interested in some time. Damasko is known for their metals and engineering, but they happen to also be one of the few manufacturers of in-house movements available under $5k. The article was written by Brett of Timeless Luxury Watches, which is a retailer of Damasko. ?This is neither a sponsored post or an advertorial, merely a guest post.Today I get to review two watches, and one movement, that I've been dying to see in person for a very long time. Those watches are the Damasko DK14 and DK15, and the movement is their extraordinarily advanced in house A35, one of two in house movements currently made by Damasko (although they modify others).Everything about these watches is unique to Damasko. The way the cases are made, the way the crown screws down, the gaskets, and of course, the movement. But it's not just another ETA clone manufactured in house.

One month to seeing a 5930
My flights are booked and I will finally see the 5930 I have bought on 12 May. This is possibly the only reference that interested me in the Basel 2016 collection. However if there are references you would like me to photograph and post let me know.

That is one FUGLY Daytona
Yuck, one of the most hideous looking watches I've ever seen. Blechhhh

Cellini Moonphase owners...
Gentlemen,The last Rolex I thought I'd ever buy was a Cellini. Never liked them, never ever considered them, until I saw the new Moonphase today, which I purchased! It is an absolute stunner and must be seen in person to be appreciated. I presently own a black Daytona C, a (Federer '12 Wimbledon watch) 41mm Everose Day Date II and waiting very patiently for my blue Skydweller.Rolex is NOT known for dressy leather strapped watches and I always thought prior Cellini models were just plain boring. THIS watch changes their game entirely in that category - in my opinion!I wanted ask those who own the new Moonphase how high the loops where the end of the strap goes into sits on your wrist. Is it high up on your wrist, where usually the loops should sit toward the bottom middle of the wrist? Is that a new look with this watch? I have fairly thin wrists and the watch I put on today, when adjusted, the loops were very high up on the side of my wrist. My AD is ordering a short strap for me on Mo

Incoming BLRO!
Had to use a stock photo, but I'm really loving this BLRO! I know the arguments against WG, but once you've worn a PM piece, you'll appreciate the difference in the way it feels on the wrist. I'm officially done for the time being!