3 Standout Complicated Watches from Hong Kong “Watches & Wonders” Fair
Hong Kong’s inaugural “Watches and Wonders” salon, held September 25-28, featured 13 luxury watch brands, several of which launched significant new models at the fair. Here is a look at three of them, a perpetual calendar with tourbillon from A. Lange & S?hne, and minute repeaters from Vacheron Constantin and Audemars Piguet.A. Lange & S?hne, the only German watchmaker to exhibit at Watches and Wonders, unveiled its extremely limited (15 pieces), immensely complicated, and intricately decorated Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar Handwerkskunst. Like the original version of the watch released last year, this one has a perpetual calendar that features Lange’s patented peripheral month ring, as well as indications for the date, day, leap year, and moon-phase, all of which advance instantaneously. The tourbillon mechanism has a patented stop-seconds function that can be observed from the back of the movement.The “Handwerkskunst” moniker refers

Introducing The Hamilton Khaki Takeoff Auto Chrono Limited Edition
Hamilton has a long history in the world of aviation and this watch combines that heritage with the brand's modern partnership with aerobatic pilot Nicolas Ivanoff. It combines elements of traditional pilot's watches with modern touches to create something new and different. The Khaki Takeoff Auto Chrono Limited Edition is an oversized pilot's chronograph with a bullhead pusher configuration and a case than can be removed from the strap to be housed in a custom wooden display box. It's a new take on a familiar style. 2 OF 4 The Khaki Takeoff is a substantial watch. It comes in at 46.3mm in diameter, but that doesn't include the pushers and crown. Because the watch has a bullhead configuration – meaning the pushers and crown are up top instead of on the right side of the case – this makes the watch wear even larger than you'd expect. This isn't one for those who prefer smaller vintage watches, for sure. The case is steel with black P

1933 Omega Tacho-Telemetric Chronograph
Recently I sold my 02/1933 14k gold ex-King Boris the 3rd Tsar of BulgariaMagnificent looking wristwatch, Large 38mm in diameter, 13mm Thick Chrono 33.3 T3 with enamel outer hour display and Arabic numerals.I have a feeling that I should have kept it...What do you think..?

Light-hearted poll quiz��multiple choice option
Or maybe the question should really be, “Is there anyone who’s still in the dark about what Arnaud’s collection contains?

127 vs 217 vs 508
Considering current market prices which would you get right now? Have we seen the bottom line with the 127 and 217 or will prices continue to fall? Pretty sure the 508 will lose some steam as well but it's always an interesting take with the SE's.