Hands-On: In The Master's Footsteps: The Breguet Reference 7337
Breguet has in recent years become increasingly active in telling its own story, and for watch enthusiasts, it’s a really unique story and one well worth knowing.  Since the firm was founded by Abraham Breguet in the late 18th century, it’s had, to put it mildly, its ups and downs but it has also for many years produced some of the most beautifully designed watches anywhere in the horological world.  Recent years have seen a great deal of attention paid to Breguet’s sports watches (including the rightly well-respected Type XXI) and its more overtly extroverted watches, such as the La Tradition family; and of course it’s been a period of almost unbelievably technical inventiveness everything from unusual chronograph coupling systems, to novel takes on the minute repeater, to an exploration of very fast-beat escapements and more, have all made Breguet more visible as an innovator than at any time in its history since Breguet himself was alive. 1 O

Early Christmas for Me...
Christmas came early for me this year!I have to say that I'm pretty exited about this one. It arrived just in time for Christmas. This beautiful piece was presented in 2006 and I've been on the hunt since. After nearly 11 years the Royal Oak Offshore Rubens Barrichello II is still one of the most coveted timepieces for us collectors. This timepiece honors the Brazilian Formula One driver Ruben Barrichello. This edition was made in 3 different metals: 1000 in Titanium (mine), 500 in Rose Gold and 150 in Platinum. The feel of this timepiece is just amazing compared to other Offshores. You can feel the formula one inspiration on this piece: From the engine hex screws to the wheel shaped case back, The pushers are shaped like exhausts, cogwheel shaped crown, pedal shaped plots and the ceramic bee is shaped like a ventilated brake disc. This timepiece feels like you have a Porshe 911 GT2 RS on your wrist.The black leather strap on this piece features perforations reminiscent of soft and co

Back from APSC New-York
Hi everyoneJust wanted to share my experience with APSC New-York. 15300 was sent in for the B1 test and additional 1 year warranty. Lucky to find a letter explaining that they replaced the crystal as it didn't met their inspection. I noticed before sending it some micro chips on the side between 6 an 7 position but was only visible through a loupe. It was on the angle of the crystal and far from something to be worried about. Now After loupe inspection, it is 100% perfect Happy to report it was back in 5 weeks. More than I expected to say the least.Came back all wrapped with plastics on the case as if it was new. All in all, a perfect experience.Cheers.

Fair price for AP royal oak?
Hello everyone,I am actually very attracted to the AP royal oak.I have been given the wonderful opportunity to own and I am here to seek your esteemed advice in giving a fair price to the seller.The watch in question is a AP 33mm full gold .It does not come with box nor papers.It is a D series.is it from 94-98?Condition of watch is good.Lastly ,in comes with a quartz movement,which is a disadvantage,I have tried chonoswiss and other websites but they do not have the model for sale.

Need help with a 007 bond watch
Saw a cool looking omega bond watch at the local ad. It had the blue dial with swirls like a camera shutter. List was 3900 and I could get it for 3200. It ws numbered to 10000 which seems like alot to me. He had two of the black bond editions but the blue with the swirl dial looked awsome. Can it be had for less than 3100? Posting from my iPhone so please bear with me.