Breguet Sponsors Louvre Restoration
Montres Breguet S.A. held a gala dinner at the Louvre Museum in Paris on June 17, highlighting its role as a major sponsor of the restoration of the museum's Department of Decorative Arts rooms and galleries devoted to the art of French living in the 18th century. Those rooms, encompassing 2,500 square feet of space, had been closed to the public for nearly 10 years during the renovation. The entire area has been revamped and is now reopened to the public.Breguet's patronage of the renovation began in 2009 under the direction of the late Nicolas G. Hayek Sr., then CEO of Montres Breguet and chairman of the Swatch Group. The firm contributed several million euros to the project.The Louvre restoration is the latest in a series of patronage projects Montres Breguet has undertaken in Paris and Versailles in recognition of the strong connection of Abraham-Louis Breguet with those places. A-L. Breguet was born in Neuchatel, Switzerland in 1747, but he studied watchmaking in France and opened

A Look at the L��m-Tec Combat B19 Bronze
Usually, a variation on a watch we've already reviewed isn't enough to warrant another article, but in the case of the L��m-Tec Combat B19, we made an exception. Why? Well, we loved the Combat B16 and Super Combat B2 when we reviewed them a little over 2 years ago. They are big, brawny watches with military styling that are simply very appealing. They also achieve a surprising level of uniqueness between their dials and coin edged cases to stand out amongst other boutique sport watches. The B16 in particular left a bit of a hole in our hearts for a rugged PVD watch with simple, aggressive styling. If you haven't yet, give that review a read as it gets into details that will be omitted for redundancy below.When I became aware that L��m-Tec was making a new solid bronze version of the combat, I was immediately excited by the idea. The recent uptick in bronze watches, from the beastly Ancon Tank to the subtle Archimede Pilot and lots in between, has made me, and lots of you, fans of the mat

Thinking of buying
An AP 25820SP, 39mm, black dial, platinum bezel. Obviously used. What are your thoughts...pros/cons on this watch?ThanksGeorge

My B01
I bought this one in April 2012 and love it.Breitling B01 Chronomat .jpg

Proper Wear Your Rolex: Tight or loose?
I just got my TT YG Daytona yesterday and love it on my wrist every minute! I'm Washing the dishes and doing the laundry with Style. However, since I am new to Rolex, what would be the proper way to wear your rolex? should it be tight and stayed above the nuckle, or at the nuckle or below the nuckle and touch the hand a little? My AD ask me do I wear tight or loose? So, he can adjust the braceless. I don't know? What should it be? Be share your reference and why you it that way. Thank you so much. This Forum rock! BTW, my wife love her Lady Datejust TT-YG Jubilee with 10Diamons, but she still scratching her head of why people would pay that much just for a watch!