Fortis Limited Edition B42 Black & Black
Fortis introduces their newest model, the B42 Black & Black Automatic Day/Date. This watch is limited to 2012 pieces, numbered on the back. The 42mm PVD-coated titanium case houses an automatic ETA 2836-2 movement. The bezel is unidirectional with a 60-minute scale (120 notches) and a Superluminova capsule at 12. Available on a leather or a rubber strap. The MSRP is �1790. Complete specifications appear below the image.LIMITED EDITION FORTIS B-42 BLACK & BLACK AUTOMATIC DAY/DATEReference 647.28.81 KCase No. 647.28.158Movement: Automatic 2836-2, 11 1/2 ”’, 25 jewels, 28.800 semi-vibrations per hour, fine timing device and Incabloc shock absorberFunctions: hour, minute, center-stop-second, day/date indication, bilingual English and GermanCase: Titanium with black PVD, three-parts, 42 mm case diameter, unidirectional turning bezel with 60-minute scale (120 divisions), Superluminova capsule at 12, sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides, crown with F

Romain Jerome Liberty DNA Watch
The newest "DNA" watch collection from Romain Jerome will be the Liberty DNA timepieces. These watches will each incorporate some metal from the actual Statue of Liberty, and feature a unique design meant to honor the statue while not simply featuring imagery from it on the case and dial. Do you see something a bit steampunk about it? Maybe, while this isn't per se a Steampunk watch (as many other Romain Jerome models are), the Liberty DNA (ref. RJ.T.AU.LI.001.01) does have a 19th century feel to it.Romain Jerome worked in collaboration with the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation as well as the Gold Leaf Corporation on this timepiece. These foundations helped Romain Jerome acquire small amounts of metal from the actual statue. The dial of the watch is designed to look just like the oxidized copper look of the statue today. It has no markers, just the signature color and texture of the statue. The dial itself is where metal from the statue is incorporated. Over the dial and attac

The Best Baselworld 2015 Swag So Far: A Hip Flask Full Of Booze, From NOMOS
It has become common at BaselWorld (and all trade shows for that matter) for brands to gift small items to journalists and retailers after meeting with them. We aren't talking much here – I would say the industry standard is a box of Swiss chocolates. Sometimes we might receive a pen, notepad, or other essentially perishable items that will be lost likely before we even hit the airport to return home. Occasionally, you get something great. This year, NOMOS hit the spot. 1 OF 1 Yup, that's a flask. And not only is it a flask, but it is a full flask. Loaded up with some top-tier Jamaican rum, NOMOS is skipping over the standard fare and giving us journalists exactly what we want, nay, need to survive over a week of 18 hour days and close to 100 appointments. The flask is small and sutble, and will absolutely become part of this week's conversation. It is, for the record, six times thicker, however, than the new NOMOS thin self-winding movement, which we wi

New shoes for 5170G
Hi Guys, Just had a Patek strap customised to give a Berluti feel. Which do you prefer customised brown or grey?David

Adding to a small collection
Hi all, I'm a new member here and still somewhat of a noob when it comes to the various models. I'm considering adding to my small collection and wanted to hear what y'all thought. Currently own (and attached):1967 #1675 Pepsi GMT2008 #116710LN GMT II2018 #116610LV Sub Hulk (just got it a week ago!!!)Considerations:#116400GV z-blue Milgauss- very unique and different. I work in the medical field and would be cool to have an engineering watch.#126334 Blue/fluted DJ 41- perhaps traditional/boring, but a more dressy watch to add to the sports collection. #116610LN Black Sub/Date- I'm not really into it because I have a black GMT II and the hulk, but would be interesting to fill out the submariner collection. Overall, I'm leaning to a Milgauss, but wondered what you guys thought!