Ebel Classic Sport Chronograph
Ebel introduces a new member of the Classic Sport collection: a 41mm chronograph that will be available with straps in khaki, beige, brown, coral pink and navy blue. Khaki is the first in the series to be issued, and the center seconds hand picks up the color as well. The movement is a Swiss-made quartz Ebel 503. Find complete specifications below the image, which may be enlarged with a click.Technical specifications – EBEL Classic Sport ChronoMovement :? Quartz movement manufactured in Switzerland (EBEL 503)Case :? Material: stainless steel? Size: 41 mm? Thickness: 10.80 mm? Finish: alternating brushed/polished? Water resistance: 5 atm? Glass: sapphire crystal with anti-glare treatment to ensure perfect readability? Case-back: original Classic Sport engravingDial :? Dial: silver-toned with 12 hour-markers and striped central motif? Date at 4 o'clock? Diamond-polished facetted hands with Super-LumiNovaStrap :? Material: rubber? Ebel folding clasp

Glashutte Original PanoMaticInverse Automatic Watch
For 2014 Glashutte Original will finally release a new version of the famed PanoInverse XL from 2008 called the PanoMaticInverse. The concept today is the same as it was in 2008, and is one that has been followed by other brands such as Arnold & Son with their TB88. The "inverse" part of the PanoMaticInverse name refers to the fact that the dial of the watch is meant to look like what is normally the rear of the watch - with typical Cotes de Geneve finishing as well as the balance wheel.It makes for an interesting hybrid design as the dial is a mixture of elements you'd normally find on a timepiece dial as well as the look of a movement. To do this Glashutte Original needed to develop an entirely new family of movements which is continued in the new Calibre 91-02. Unlike the manually wound movement in the original PanoInverse, the 91-02 is an automatic - hence being part of the "PanoMatic" collection.At 42mm wide, this is a "full size" Glashutte Original "Pano" watch that has been

Something old... Something borrowed
Wish I could marry these.A visit to Beyer in Zurich. Some amazing pieces restored to mint, with guarantee, most from their first owners who bought them from/through Beyer. A lot of their vintage stuff never gets featured on their website or put on display so it was a privilege that they brought all these wonderful pieces out. Here to share for your viewing pleasurePic courtesy of a friend (big thanks! You know who you are)

Looking for some Rolex pricing insight.
I purchased a 116660 and couldn't be happier with it and got it for $9000 shipped and it's a MK1! What i am wondering is why the Deepsea is so under priced compared to the pricing on the other SS models that i feel aren't the same caliber as the 116660. Hope you guys can enlighten me as i have been out of the watch game for a few years and my interest is peaking back up again.Thanks

Black 116520 and SS Skydweller or WG BLRO
I've only had 1 watch in the past 8 years, the 116520. I 've been wearing it almost everyday. Now there's an itch I have to scratch. I can either trade in the Daytona+Cash for a pre owned WG BLRO or add a SkyD to my collection of 1. My rationale for the BLRO is that I can only wear 1 watch at a time, so might as well go all in. Daytona and SkyD, I don't have to let go of my Daytona.I understand that there's a significant price difference between the 2 options, but I'm willing to save more (and wait more). I'm interested on your opinions. Cheers!