Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic Universal Time Watch
In addition to the Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic True Second watch, another new timepiece in the collection for 2015 is this Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic Universal Time that adds a world time complication, stunning world map dial, and a larger case size. Jaeger-LeCoultre originally released the first Geophysic watch in 1958 and the cult favorite was something only niche collectors knew about until 2014 when Jaeger-LeCoultre decided to reintroduce the collection as the Geophysic 1958 watches (hands-on here).As I mentioned when introducing the also new for 2015 Geophysic True Second watch, Jaeger-LeCoultre has really hit a stride with the Geophysic collection in terms of desirability that, for me, was absent in the 2014 collection. What's changed? Well, a new movement, case, and dial design, for starters. Then, there are interesting models such as the Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic Universal Time which shows just how ambitious Jaeger-LeCoultre is going to be the Geophysic into the future.World ti

the Concord Delirium proved that Swiss watches could also incorporate high technology
Moreover, with the Japanese making serious inroads with quartz technology, the Concord Delirium proved that Swiss watches could also incorporate high technology, thus putting Swiss watchmakers back on the map.

Laco Atacama Review
Laco is one of those brands I'm surprised doesn't get more attention. One of the original manufacturers of Flieger watches during WWII, along with Stowa, Wempe, IWC and others, they have a long rich history in watch making. We had the luck of meeting a distant relative of one of the founders of the brand, who wrote us this great brand highlight recently, which I recommend you read for a thorough walkthrough of their story. These days, Laco is positioning themselves for a bit of a comeback with an ever growing line of watches, ranging from Flieger remakes to bauhaus styled vintage models, to tough-as-nails modern tactical pieces.The watch we're going to look at today is of the latter group, the Laco Atacama. These watches have always interested me, but up until recently, they weren't too easy to get your hands on stateside. Luckily our friends over at Long Island Watch now sell them on-line, and were kind enough to lend us one for review. One look at this beast of a watch, you probably

Does anyone know how many limited edition speedy/rail/seamaster there will be?
Just wondering if anyone knows the LE number for these newest limited editions. I hear you can purchase them as a trio...I wonder if you get a better price if you buy all 3. Josh

Less is more
I know it's the base end of panerai but for me it's perfect