Bulgari Unveils First of 3 Commedia del’Arte Minute Repeater Watches
Bulgari, a watch brand with its roots in Rome, pays tribute to Italy’s theatrical history with a trio of limited-edition minute repeater watches called Commedia del’Arte, all with automaton dials. The first in the collection, introduced at Baselworld 2013, is called Brighella.The Bulgari Commedia del’Arte watches, each limited to only eight pieces each, are distinguished by their highly complicated movements and intricately crafted dials, with tiny moving figures, set against lavishly painted and engraved backgrounds.The watches’ theme, and the collection’s name, is derived from 16th century Commedia del’Arte, a nomadic, improvisational style of street theater staged by masked performers. The three famous masked characters depicted on the watches are Brighella (the first and only model released thus far), Pulcinella, and Harlequin. The dials’ backgrounds depict contemporary Italian palaces with either a Venetian, Bolognese, or Neapolitan decor.

I wish I hadn't bought this Speedmaster....
...because now all my other watches are getting a complex. I can't remember the last time I bought a watch that got worn so often, instead of just fitting into the rotation. I even post other watches in the WRUW Today topics with every intention of wearing whatever that day, but so far it seems that somewhere between my resolve and the front door, the Speedy ends up on my wrist.

Omega Speedmaster With a chocolate Dial.
Posted this in another forum.NICE!!!!! The pics dont do it justice, A friend of mine has one and it looks GREAT, brown belt/shoes and that watch on a brown strap = SHARP look. And only for 2000 USD, watch is over 41MM. Really beats the Longines Sport collection both in looks and value!My AD doesnt have it and cant find it online, would jump on this like nobodies buissness.

Anyone still getting pam 390's
Been on waiting list and just about gave up on it. Has anyone received one or are they done. They are telling me you never know and don't know if or when they may. Wondering if I should just jump on a pre owned one and pay the premium.

Dress Watch
I currently have a Milgauss, Explorer 2 and a Railmaster. I wear the Railmaster on a leather strap as my de facto dress watch but I don't believe it's a proper dress watch. My leading candidate is the JLC Master Control. I'm also considering the Cellini Time, but it'd be a stretch used. The new JLC looks to be about half the price of a used Cellini.Anyone with experience with these two watches? Anything else I should be considering in the $4000 to $8000 range?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk