HAUTLENCE Playground Labyrinth
Introducing the Hautlence Playground Labyrinth“Same player shoot again”! In a world where everything is super-technological and ultra-connected with garish appliances and piercing sounds that verge on noise abuse, Hautlence has crossed the line with "an entirely essential yet fundamentally useless object": Playground Labyrinth.As a watch, Playground Labyrinth has a large rectangular titanium case that's classic Hautlence fuelled by a mechanical movement with wrist straps but��it doesn't tell the time! Instead of the regular hour and minute hands gliding over the dial there's a beautiful maze in rose or white gold. The network of straight paths bordered by satin-finish walls with polished edges and a platinum ball is a chance to get away from the everyday chaos and return to your childhood for a bit of me-time.The calibre in the 37×43.5x13mm case has a mechanical lift to put the ball back into play once it's out of the labyrinth.Price: 12,000 CHFBy Sharmila Bertinhautlen

Day Date Moon goes to Conneaut
I always enjoy the travel and food threads you all share. This is not exotic or extravagant as most, but it is our life in the summertime. We have a family lake home up at Conneaut Lake, about an 90 mins north of Pittsburgh. These were taken last weekend, we have been having a pretty nice summer! Enjoy Hey, it is 4 o' clock somewhere I enjoy cooking (as long as someone keeps the rugrats out of my kitchen- grandparents do a good job of this!) Spring lettuce mix salad, sunflower seeds, chickpeas, tomatos, shredded carrot and light viniagrette dressing. Grilled chicken with a spinach pasta that has roasted corn and tomatoes and mozzarella cheese. Kids in bed, time for some limoncello! I LOVE this stuff ;) Beautiful Harvest Moon shot to end the night!

Anyone have pics of the new straps that come with the new box on the 3750?
real curious as to see them mounted.

Patek Chronos ... Hodinkee Biver
Im really drawn to the two register chronographs, this video happens to show a few of the finest references made. You’ll also see a great interview, other great watches and bit of history as well. So if like me you have a soft spot for these type of chronos...enjoy.hodinkee/blog/talking...n-claude-biver

So I walked in to buy a 312...
...but two ADs later I ended up with a 510. This is my first venture into the Paneristi and glad I finally popped my cherry :). Based on pictures I was certain I was buying a 312...after trying it on it fealt awkward. Wanting an auto I move on to the 104...but I could not get past the lack of sandwhich dial. The staff at Tourneau suggested I consider the 510 and after much debate this was the winner! Love it!