Patek Ladies’ Nautilus and Rose Gold Calatrava
Following the relaunch of the Nautilus men's collection in 2006, Patek Philippe presents a new Nautilus ladies' line for 2009. Design and technical elements from the men's line carry over. The new ladies' Nautilus models are available in 18K white or rose gold with precious diamonds (Ref. 7010/1) or with a satin-finished bezel (Ref. 7011/1), and with silvery white or gray dials. The case measures 32mm in diameter and is water-resistant to 60 meters. The diamond bezel contains 46 flawless Top Wesselton round diamonds totaling about 0.73 ct. The new Nautilus for ladies is powered by the caliber E 23 SC quartz movement. This manufacture movement is crafted in Patek's Geneva workshops and its mechanical parts such as wheels, arbors, and levers, are made with the same care and attention to detail as the mechanical movements signed by Patek Philippe. The ladies' Nautilus is priced at $26,800 without diamonds and $33,700 with diamonds.Patek is also introducing the ladies' Calatrava Ref. 4897

Watch Spotting: An Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph On The Wrist Of Danny Willett During The Green Jacket Ceremony
England's Danny Willett was already reaching for his Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph when Jordan Spieth missed a short putt for birdie on the 16th hole, all but sealing the race for the 80th Masters. And the carbon watch was on Willett's wrist by the time he was presented with the Green Jacket, the first of his career.Spieth looked to be on course for his second consecutive Masters title, leading the pack from day one and starting strongly on the final round. But the young American crumbled on the back nine, scoring a quadruple-bogey on the 12th and leaving room for an unlikely comeback. Willett, who started the day three shots behind Spieth, fired a 67 to capture the 80th Masters title.Audemars Piguet is strongly linked to the golfing community. The manufacture's CEO, Fran?ois-Henry Bennahmias, once had a promising golf career in front of him, ranking as high as #25 on the French golf tour before pursuing a career in luxury. But he's stayed very close to the professiona

Ceramic Diver Photo Follow Up and Review
A few days ago I posted an incoming for my new Ceramic version of the Diver I picked up in Tokyo. I had some requests there for some more pictures and some thoughts on the piece, so I thought I'd follow up. Also, for a more professional and in depth review, please check out our very own Submarino's review here of this very watch. If you haven't yet visited his site, you're blowing it, because he covers a wide array of watches and his writing style is fantastic. (His review definitely got me thinking of this watch)This is my third Diver and although you may think I'm crazy, I can somewhat justify wanting a Diver in yet another flavor. Although I have since sold my Stainless Steel Diver (I sometimes miss it...) I definitely found way more daily use and wear out of my Forged Carbon version and believe that this Ceramic version too will see a lot of wrist time. Orange is a cool color. I can see that maybe for more conservative tastes it might be a bit much, but unlike the Volcano/Lava it'

New micro-adjustment on Mark II clasp!
Hi guys. I was able to handle the new Mark II at the 5th Av. Omega Boutique this week (they had both versions pre-Basel) and could notice the clasp has micro-adjustments. This is really awesome for Omega. The watch is very nice finished, it is thick as we would expect, but the new clasp makes it much more interesting. Hope you like it.

Today is D day
In a few hours time, I will be bringing home another Patek! Just hope that I don't chicken out!My first love since 2007.. 5196RWill post more pictures when I get the chanceCheers,K