The Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Date
Getting a simple three-hander right is an elusive accomplishment. Whether it’s a dive watch or formal wear, the little details can make or break everything, and it is in the latter that Jaeger-LeCoultre has excelled with the new Master Ultra Thin Date. Sleek and balanced proportions are made possible thanks to the svelte JLC-manufactured caliber 899, which even packs an automatic winding system and date complication for good measure. At just 7.45 mm thick, the Ultra Thin Date has made little in the way of compromises.Ultra thin watches are nothing new at Jaeger-LeCoultre. They’ve managed to fit a diverse range of complications within their Master Ultra Thin family, including perpetual calendars and tourbillons alike. If your budget is under the $10,000 mark, the Ultra Thin Date will be your entry to this club. For 2015, the watch gains another layer of subtlety. 1 OF 1 The new Master Ultra Thin Date will be offered in a steel case, sized at 40 mm in diameter

What Happens If You Run Into a Fountain
You take your AP off, set it on the fountain and snap a pic. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1344473917.953020.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1344473937.179035.jpgSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. Watches are the new currency!

Another Suggestion for Those Seeking Grails
Last year I was searching for a nice 5402 1st series RO. I found a few, but they were over-polished and generally not in great shape.So, I stumbled across a Ref. 14802, which was a 1992 limited edition Jumbo RO (1,000 steel, not sure how many platinum) to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the RO.It was an almost new condition and the dial is slightly different than the 15202. Also, the engraving on the rotor memorializes the Jubilee anniversary of the RO.All in all, it's a lovely watch, sets itself apart from the 15202, and assuming you can find one, is more affordable than a 5402 in comparable condition.I will let the photos do the talking:

My Latest Arrival--Skyfall 41.5mm
This is my first new watch in over 2 years and man am I happy. I had been having a hard time making a decision between the Skyfall AT and the DJII. With the excellent guidance from mattcantwin, I decided upon the Skyfall AT 41.5 mm. The blue dial is amazing as it changes from one shade to another, depending on the lighting. Here are a couple of pics:And here is a pic with the family. I think it fits in well.Thanks for looking.

New Teaser on Rolex website for Basel 18 !!!
New Teaser on Rolex website.