MB&F With Boucheron Present: The HM3 JwlryMachine Watch
For the final exciting iteration of the Horological Machine No. 3, MB&F has partnered with world-renowned Boucheron to create the JwlryMachine. Swiss MB&F who celebrates the art of the machine combines their technology with French Boucheron who celebrates the art of jewelry. The result is an incredible work of three-dimensional art that will be made to order for those who want to add this stunning luxury to their collection.The HM3 watch should require no introduction. It originally came out in two styles which I discussed here, was then offered in another limited edition form as the HM3 Frog here, and you can read a review of mine on the HM3 Sidewinder here.MB&F is known to exchange talent with other highly-respected watch designers. If you recall, Alain Silberstein lent his talents for the creation of a limited edition HM2.2 Black Box watch that I displayed here. They have indicated to me that such collaborations are not only fun, but highly inspiring - so expect more of

The Ferrari Speedmaster Chronography for instance has earned a name for itself
When it came to precision swiss watch manufacturing Ferrari has always been the forerunner. The Ferrari Speedmaster Chronography for instance has earned a name for itself for being the first watch that was worn to moon. During the 1960s the North American Space Association (NASA) consistently used these hand-wound mechanical Speedmaster wrist watches for all their missions in the outer space. This fact in itself bears a pertinent testimony to the superior function and design of the Ferrari watches.

AP's annual production
I know the figure of 20,000 watches a year has been bandied about for AP. A far cry lower than the ~ 800/900K produced by Rolex.On the now discontinued 15300 and current 15400...anyone have a SWAG at how many of these are produced per year by AP?Apologies if this has been asked before.

Changed plot but cant replace arnold a sad demise
Is Terminator: Genisys any fun? I liked it more than I thought I would, though I’m still not entirely sure I, you know, liked liked it. The action sequences are relatively well constructed and more coherent than is all-too-often the case in Hollywood fare. It’s nice to have Arnold back in the saddle, and the robot’s dry sense of “humor” wears well on the aging star. Clarke can’t replace Linda Hamilton—she seems small and soft compared to the hard-edged Sarah Connor from Judgment Day. Nor do I understand why Hollywood is still trying to make Jai Courtney a thing.WATCH TERMINATOR GENISYS ONLINE FREEWATCH TERMINATOR GENISYS ONLINE.al/events/event/w-a-t...mitted/174510/.gulflive/events/event...bmitted/174508

Why is this watch a lot cheaper than a Rolex?
.jomashop/omega-watch-23110396002001.htmlIs the rolex made of better metal or something? Both are stainless steel, so what am I missing?