Watch Insider Reviews IWC Big Pilot��s Watch Perpetual Calendar Edition ��Le Petit Prince��
Recently I had the opportunity to get my hands on one of the most remarkable IWC watches of the last few years, the limited “Petit Prince” edition of IWC Big Pilot’s Watch Perpetual Calendar, introduced at the 2013 Hong Kong “Watches and Wonders” fair. In this article from my blog, Watch-Insider, I provide a review and original photos.This special edition combines beauty, elegance and mechanical craftsmanship done in-house. It is packed with technical highlights, including the IWC-manufactured 51613 caliber with Pellaton automatic winding and seven-day power reserve. The latter's display in the counter at 3 o'clock is a constant reminder of the movement's high efficiency. It generates enough energy to fuel a wealth of watchmaking complications, including the perpetual calendar with its four-digit year display as well as displays for the date, day and month. All the displays are easily adjusted via the crown and advance automatically.?According to IWC, the

Audemars Piguet made efforts to disseminate its products anywhere in the world
Well, it seems certainly that the Swiss luxury watch brand Audemars Piguet made efforts to disseminate its products anywhere in the world and the name. Recently, the brand announced its sponsorship of Russian ballet and the signature of the principal dancer of ballet as a new Ambassador of the brand; Perhaps the first time a brand watch was such a thing.

Chopard Happy watches share a form of similar case with free floating diamonds in watches
Watches follow suit with their happy diamonds / Happy watches - share a form of similar case with free floating diamonds in watches. See the following three watches 18 k White or rose gold. Seen here are the polar bear, monkey, and watches Penguin. What I really like is that the animals are placed in the context of their habitat.

Hands-On: The Montblanc Collection Villeret Tourbillon Cylindrique Geospheres Vasco da Gama
The Montblanc Collection Villeret Tourbillon Cylindrique Geosphères Vasco da Gama was originally announced in January, at the SIHH, and it was pretty much the center of attention at Montblanc’s exhibition – with good reason. It’s a major showcase for everything that represents how Montblanc sees itself as an haute horlogerie watchmaker – a complicated, very high-touch, painstakingly well-made exercise in concept-car horology, but one that reaches far back into the history of watchmaking in order to keep itself grounded in tradition. It also reaches far back into history, period – it’s part of a group of watches in the Heritage Chronométrie Collection that are named for the Portuguese explorer, Vasco da Gama, who was the first European explorer to successfully round the southern tip of Africa and make his way to India and back. In doing so, he established that a viable trade route by sea with the Indian sub-continent was possible (there

So....which, if any rumors turned out to be correct?
I did see one successful prediction.....a member predicted it would be a Pepsi instead of Coke. Other than that???