HYT H2 Aviator Watch
Some people just don't get HYT watches. They struggle with reading the time from the "fluidic" hour indicator. For some, the new HYT H2 Aviator will make little sense, because aviation watches are traditionally the most legible and uncluttered of all. But this is not a pilot's watch: this is a modern timepiece that draws inspiration from a design code that, thanks to its fundamental simplicity, is open to interpretation.The HYT H2 Aviator is a dressed-up version of the HYT H2, in the same way that the HYT H1 Air, released earlier this year (check out the review here), is a version of the H1. We've seen the fluid-filled bellows, angled in a V-shape before; we expected the prominent balance and balance bridge to ornament the dial at 12; we could have staked our lives on the yellow/green liquid that encircles the dial making an appearance. What we maybe didn't see coming was the complete redesign of the minute hand, the addition of large, legible numbers to the face of the watch (on a flo

Giveaway: Breil Orchestra Automatic Watch
Italian Breil wants one of you to win this Orchestra reference TW1027 automatic watch. The very similar Breil Orchestra TW1020 was reviewed on aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer here. In a 45mm wide black-toned steel case this is the cool skeletonized mechanical Orchestra model. It features an exposed automatic Japanese Miyota automatic mechanical movement that has been thoroughly skeletonized on the front and back. The dial is still very legible. Attached to this model is a black leather strap and it has a retail price of $475. Enter below for a chance to win one.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 or not you like exposed mechanical movement mechanics on watch dials.2. Be a pal. If possible, Facebook like all or any of the following:Like aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer on Facebook?Like

Celsius X VI II LeDix: 2 in 1
For those who missed his debut at the Basel World Watch and Jewellery Show last year, the Celsius X VI II LeDix in brief: created with titanium grade 5, the tech-meeting-aesthetic LeDix weighs 245 grams with INSERT ebony. At each opening of the bucket, the patented reassembly Butterfly movement is enabled, adding the reserve of three hours to the total of 100 hours. Edouard Meylan said "LeDIX is an art piece this revolutionary technology of characteristics and heralds, a new generation of objects to high emotional value, and we are delighted to have the opportunity to share our creation with enthusiasts and connoisseurs of China and Hong Kong.".

15400 OMW - what do you think about the size?
Yup, I have a tiny wrist. the case still sits within the width of my wrist but how does it look to you?Too big? or just fine?Opinions please. Thanks gents! (and ladies)

Out with the old and .....
In with the new. Well after 7 yrs of ownership I have let my faithful, trusty old RC go. This is the watch that got me into AP and I thought it would be a keeper. However times change & things move on. I have been having a bit of a shake up with my small collection over the last ten months mainly trying to thin out a few pieces which I haven't worn in a while and add a few newer higher end pieces. I am really pleased with the direction things are going in with AP as a brand and the opportunity presented itself late last week to get my hands on a piece I really wanted since it's release. I grasped the opportunity without hesitation and moved out a few pieces including my RC to add this beauty to my wrist. First wrist shot driving home The finish on the ceramic is amazing, the orange accents work extremely well IMO, the weight on the wrist seems perfect and having the display back is an added bonus. This thing is awesome! I think this watch is going to get a lot of wrist time, it's