Omega Speedmaster '57 'Retro Dial' Watch For 2015
It happened only two years ago, at Baselworld 2013, that Omega lunched the Omega Speedmaster '57 Co-Axial, a tribute to the original, pre-Moon-Watch Speedmaster. Now, for 2015, we see a slightly updated version that brings the Omega Speedmaster '57 tribute closer than it has ever been to the Daddy of all Speedmasters. Without further ado, let's see?just how close you can really get in the new millennium to owning the real deal from the mid 20th century.The answer, in short, is: very. We covered the 2013 "re-release" here, and while that appeared to have ticked most of the boxes, Omega managed to inch even closer to the original this time around.?First thing's first, we created the collage that you see above, comparing the 2015 and the 1957 versions.?We must note the obvious: the original's tri-compax sub-dial layout has been replaced with a bi-compax design for the 21st century version, thanks to the 9300 in-house movement �C visible through the sapphire caseback �C that packs the chrono

Louis Moinet Vernoscope With Jules Verne Instrument Watches
Steampunk fans rejoice. This artistic item of display is the new Louis Moinet Vernoscope. Meant to celebrate the popularity of the Louis Moinet Jules Verne Instrument watch collection. I think the watches were a bit of a surprise hit, but they are really cool. And by the way, I have an in-depth review of a Louis Moinet Jules Verne Instrument watch coming up soon. The Vernoscope was recently unveiled at the Maison d'Ailleurs (House of Elsewhere), a Swiss sci-fi museum. They have some interesting Jules Verne items there, and Louis Moinet has donated the first prototype Vernoscope to the museum. It is based on the the works of Jules Verne and made by artist Jean-Yves Kerv��van (who Louis Moinet has worked with in the past). This is the next such interesting piece meant to be a watch container and an item of art from Louis Moinet - you can read about their previous item, the Meteoris here.I am not sure how many Vernoscopes will be made, but I promise you they will be part of a pretty limite

Incoming before the long weekend
This is always been my grail watch. But finally i can get my hand on this watch, but im still havent used to the weight of this watch, this watch simply makes the stainless steel model feels light. But im liking the weight of this watch more and more. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

incaming first baby and 5711
My wife and I had our first baby a few days ago and I also received my 5711 last week as well. Funny story, I was wearing my 5711 in the hospital and our obgyn came in to see the baby gave us congrats then proceeded to say let me have a look at that gorgeous nautilus!We chatted for a bit and found out he has a few Ap, Rolex, Panerai but wants to add a nautilus soon. Wis are everywhere! We chatted so long we fogot about the baby!enjoy some quick snaps, love how the gradient blue dial changes depending on lighting, sleek lightweight but plenty of wrist presenceSpecial thanks to DavidSw again, I have completed countless deals with him and he still manages to top himself each time, you are truly the best David!

Heading to Tokyo next month for a vintage rolex
Hi guys, I am heading to Tokyo next month for holiday. I am in search of a vintage 5513 or 1675 - would love to get one from Japan. I have a couple of questions:1. How are the prices like in Japan now compared to the rest of the world? I have been looking at some websites of AD/Grey dealers online in Tokyo, and the prices seem much higher than the average. For example, a good condition 5513 can go for 14k USD.2. Does anyone have any good recommendations of vintage rolex shops to visit? Will be staying in Shinjuku area, but definitely will be visiting Ginza, Shibuya, etc.Would also love any general tips/advice from you guys. Thanks :)