The Real Story Behind The Bremont Wright Flyer In-House Made BWC/01 "London" Watch Movement
A few days ago on July 23, 2014, Bremont admittedly botched the launch of what is an exciting new product for them - the Wright Flyer that watches-dealer covered here. What happened? Confused facts and efforts by who Bremont claims is a person with an agenda against the brand cast an unfortunate negative light on the release. In addition to the Bremont Wright Flyer being a limited edition timepiece done in collaboration with the Wright family (whose ancestors invented manned-flight in 1903), the Wright Flyer watch was to contain Bremont's first "in-house movement." Nothing about the Wright brothers or aviation relationship was at issue, but rather the details about the movement inside of the watch. Bremont not only left out necessary pricing information, but they also failed to mention crucial details about the origins and development partners of the the BWC/01 automatic movement that was signed "London."Bremont claims that someone was trying to sabotage the release. When Bremont relea

Wrist Regalia What Its Like To Wear Ultra Luxury Watches
Ultra luxury watches are also rare and exclusive. Sometimes you need to be the right person to buy one, or there are some of them done. Almost all the time to buy these watches implies an expectation? unless you're lucky. The watch industry of luxury pats itself on the back to same the most important people in the world wait months or watches that cost more than houses of nice longer.

Reference Points: Understanding The Omega Speedmaster (VIDEO)
Welcome to the third installment of Reference Points, our series that takes an exhaustive look at some of the most important families of timepieces in history (Episode 1 featured the entire collection of perpetual calendar chronographs from Patek Philippe, and Episode 2 featured the Rolex Paul Newman Daytona). In this episode, we examine the legendary Omega Speedmaster, a watch that has become a brand unto itself over the last 50 years. We'll examine the origins of the Speedmaster, its progression into the "space watch" that we know today, and how it has evolved over the years. 1 OF 30 I will begin by pointing out what this is not. This is not a look at every watch to wear the Speedmaster name, but rather those that we would classify as true "moon watches" – meaning those with a manually wound movement from Lemania, three registers, and no date. Over the years, Omega has produced hundreds of offshoot watches, but for purity's sake (and br

5235G Advice Please
I am thinking of buying this piece in the near future (if I can find one).I would really appreciate people's thoughts on this model. Do you think it is a very specialist piece that should just be part of a large collection? I have sold my other watches and just now down to 5711 and 15202 Audemars but would love to add a complication on a strap.Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Thinking about Selling Pam 312
Hi. I bought Pam 312 new couple years ago... I just don't wear them anymoreBefore I ask my dealer to buy it from me, I was wondering what other places I can list? eBay?