A true masterpiece of mechanics and a technical feat, to date, the Zenith Vortex is the only defeat in a high
The hand of seconds in the transport of vortex rotates with it in 60 seconds. A true masterpiece of mechanics and a technical feat, to date, the Zenith Vortex is the only defeat in a high, with more than vibration frequency a quarter of its balance than other constructions.

Watch Lust: Bremont P-51
The Bremont P-51 packs a lot of punch, and we say that taking into account its over $11,000 price tag. Built with parts from an actual WWII aircraft, powered by a highly modified Valjoux 7750 and featuring some of Bremont's signature watch making technology, the P-51 is a strikingly handsome timepiece, well worth our watch lust.Limited to 251 pieces, the P-51 is assembled with materials from the infamous P-51 Mustang WWII aircraft (1944), nicknamed "Fragile but Agile" and famous for having been flown in two victorious missions during the war. But don't let the "Fragile but Agile" name fool you, the Bremont P-51 is anything but. The piece features two signature Bremont technologies to ensure more precise and durable construction. First is Trip Tick construction, which refers to a special hardening process that has been applied to the steel bezel holding into place the watch crystal, steel and crystal case back, and central body section. The second piece of Bremont tech is their Roto-Cli

AP Stainless Steel Royal Oak Selfwinding dial variations; Blue, black, white or grey?
All,Following the release of a new dial variant for the stainless steel AP Royal Oak Selfwinding 15400ST and the positive uptake of a similar thread related to the AP Royal Oak Chronograph 26331ST, it would be interesting to understand the relative popularity of the stainless steel AP Royal Oak Selfwinding 15400ST dial variations at this stage and I have set up a poll to collect this information and welcome any additional comments!Blue dialBlack dialSilvered white dialRuthenium grey dial

Need some 36mm AP/RO advice
Though a 36mm Rolex Explorer I would make me happy, happy, happy... I just don't need the attention it may draw from customers or employees. I've had displays of wealth come back and bite me in the ass.Searching for a brand to fly under the radar, I've become interested in a 36mm AP-Royal Oak.I really like 36mm for my day to day use. I cannot stand much more than that size.Is there anything that should concern me about discontinued models?I understand the servicing can be expensive and time consuming.Is it more the passage of time and changing fashion that I see so few 36mm RO's? Very little discussion...They are priced right to boot.Any guidance appreciated.

Rolex spring bars for GMT & Sub
Where in the UK can I get spring bars for the 116610 & 116710?Or can anyone recommend suitable alternative to the Rolex spring bar?