Marvin M112 Watch Review
The next Marvin watch I review and present to you is this interesting Model M112 watch. The retro roots of the brand and design are very evident here, but the modern elements of this watch are unmistakable. This is one of the most interesting modern/retro hybrid watches I've ever seen - and I really like it. Like other Marvin watches, the timepiece is deceptively simply - a feat that is very difficult to achieve actually. You see, the most simple watches that you are familiar with probably greatly enjoy, actually can require the most amount of design time. It is very difficult from a design standpoint have minimalism equal functionalism, as well as have an element of traditional familiarity. Good?? for Marvin that they were able to borrow a bit from classic watches from bygone eras.Like certain watches from the 1960's the silver dialed watch is devoid of numbers. Instead, you are to navigate the dial with your eyes looking at applied polished steel hour markers with polished steel han

Introducing the Sinn 103 A Sa B
The Sinn 103s are easily some of our favorite chronographs on the market. Not only do they have gorgeous vintage styling, directly pulling from the earliest Sinn's of the late 60's, they are exceptionally made and surprisingly affordable, with models starting at $1,640. We reviewed this? "entry-level" variant of the 103 a couple of years ago, which is notable for its domed acrylic crystal for a retro feel. Over the years, Sinn has realized various versions of the 103, some with more modern tech, other's with special LE dials, creating a nice variety to seek out. Well, Sinn just announced a new limited edition version of this watch that is sure to turn heads, the 103 A Sa B. Or more simply, a blue 103.The 103 A Sa B takes the 103 design and infuses it with color. Both the bezel and the dial have been turned blue for a fairly striking result. The bezel is a dark blue with a satin sheen and standard 103 markings. The dial is then a rich vibrant sun ray. While I'm a fan of blue, too much c

Looking for a nice US AD
Hello:I am going to visit New York Patek Exhibition in July. I am looking for a nice US AD that can offer me some nice watches during the exhibition. Could anyone suggest me a good AD? Welcome to contact with me if you are a nice US Patek AD.I attended London exhibition, but I do not get any nice watches. Just think I may be able to get some special watches, especially beautiful enamel watch.I am very loyal to my London AD for over 8 years, but I never have any chance to have an enamel watch. Therefore I am looking for an AD that can makes my goal comes true.

Patek making life difficult
Guys,It seems to me that enjoying and collecting Patek watches is tough at this point in time. Many of the hot references are almost like seeking unobtainium. I am only thinking of the current references. The 5524 and 5711 blue dial are going for over list. The 5930 is seldom found (although it is in it's infancy). Nautilus's are tougher than ever to source. All this frustration is painful and yet in the end it really helps all of us protect our so called investment. (I struggle calling a watch an investment).Love them or hate them, Patek and their AD's do a good job protecting their brand yet I still find them so frustrating to predict and work with. Perhaps this varies depending upon where you live. I am thrilled I have a 5711 and empathize with those wanting one. Here is where I will get bashed - but for me I do think they should limit the availability on those who call the 5711 and 5167 as entry watches. I believe they should be made available to clients who have purchased other mo

question about ym
how common is my pops model don't see it much what's the dial color made of ?