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

Orient Marks the 10th Anniversary of the Mako
The watches produced by Orient have long been known among the watch community to be well built and affordable choices. They have been producing their models since 1950 and have had several hits throughout the years. A stand-out feature of the brand is they make movements in-house, in their Japanese facilities. One of the more popular watches they have released is their Mako divers watch. It has actually been the best selling Orient ?of the past decade, since its release in 2004. Since it has been ten years since its release, Orient is celebrating the event with a new, special edition of the Mako.The Mako line is normally made up of three dial colors: black, blue and orange which are all available internationally (and a blue dial version with a splash of red on the bezel). The watch is kept to a comfortable, modern size at 41.5mm in diameter and 13mm in height. Seeing as it is considered a divers watch it has a unidirectional diver's bezel and 200M of water resistance. The time is kept

39mm - 41mm AP with rubber strap?
Did AP every make a ROC with a rubber strap? I've been searching high and low for the better part of the afternoon and the only one I could find is the City of Sails Special Edition pictured below. I really wish AP released an ROO/ROC to complete with the 40mm watches out there. Some of us want an AP that doesn't look like a boulder (and yes, I'm aware of the 15xxx). Any help would be appreciated,Thank you!

Aquanaut only in 40mm?
Just checked the PP website and only saw the Aquanaut in 40mm Is it not available anymore in 36mm ... Did i miss the boat?

What Brand Is The Perfect Match For Rolex?
If you had to choose just one brand to go with your Rolex, what would it be?For me it's Omega, but I prefer vintage.