Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly Watches Capture 'Pixie Dust'
Famed New York jeweler?Harry Winston?�C?known as one of the most prestigious Fifth Avenue?houses since the 1930s and, of course, for their association with the Hope Diamond �C has released the Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly Watch collection featuring a new twist on plumasserie. Plumasserie traditionally refers to the art of selecting, preparing and using bird feathers for decoration �C in this instance, you guessed it, watch dials!If you are looking for something unique, the?new Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly collection watch could be just the right shade.?This new Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly collection is a?particularly notable departure from the brand's previous?Premier Feather Collection which used real peacock and pheasant plumes, but with only quartz movements. This time around, we see automatic movements ticking away inside,?giving the updated collection?the opportunity to be of interest to a whole new set of female watch consumers.So what's the twis

Richard Mille RM039 Aviation E6-B Watch
Richard Mille has once again broken new ground in luxury. Doing what no one else could do, they have done the unthinkable.matched a tourbillon-based movement with a slide-rule bezel. Such passion! Limited to just 30 pieces, less than three dozen lucky souls will have the comfort of flying high knowing that Richard Mille is in charge of their most precious aviation measuring and calculating needs. Thanks to the new RM039 E6-B the prayers of all pilots have been answered.The busyness of a slide-rule bezel is only matched by that of a Richard Mille exposed watch dial. Together they are like watching a Tokyo street and subway system somehow intersect. Ironically based on the Richard Mille diver watch collection, the RM039 is meant purely to be used above the ground. In fact, if I may offer my advice, it probably isn't safe to fly without the E6-B flight instrument timepiece.Calling it luxury isn't fair. This is just the price of quality measuring instruments if Richard Mille has anything t

Vintage seamster in the wild
Saw someone yesterday wearing his dad's old seamaster. He was pretty sure it was from about 1949-50. Non- original bracelet, splotchy dial but case and crystal in good shape. Running well apparently. He was wearing it since his own 30 year old seamaster was in for service. Boy did it look small. But pretty good for an old watch that apparently has been sitting around in a drawer for quite a few years.:cheersBtw the thread title seamster is due to the stupid spell check, sorry- no offense intended to all omega fans!:

Black Bond
So it's not a photoshop as some suspected. Other than the 007, I like it. Submariner homage.

World Time 5575 vs 5930
175th anniversary 5575or new release 5930Gboth are significant departure from the traditional and both are using unique cases.just curious about opinions on how the anniversary model holds up with the new release?how much does price weigh in on the choice?