Baselworld 2015: Breguet Tradition Automatique Seconde R��trograde 7097
Among Breguet’s new releases at Baselworld 2015 is the Tradition Automatique Seconde R��trograde 7097, which makes use of the open design of the Tradition collection and includes a new retrograde seconds hand.In accordance with its name, the Tradition collection calls upon the heritage of the brand’s namesake, Abraham-Louis Breguet, the inventor of the tourbillon and the forefather of modern watchmaking. The first Tradition models were introduced in 2005. The key characteristic of the collection is that the workings of the mechanism are visible above the baseplate, without a full dial to obstruct the wearer’s view.The 7097 has a symmetrical layout, making it easy not only to read the time but also to observe the watch’s workings. The bridges for the gear train and the balance wheel are placed to mirror one another in the lower half of the watch. Above the balance wheel, one can see the pare-chute device, an anti-shock invention designed by Breguet himself.? The m

The New 39 mm NOMOS Lambda
The beloved independent brand, NOMOS, has just announced that they will be making an addition to the Lambda collection by including a 39 mm version in three color variations. 1 OF 4 2 OF 4 The NOMOS Lambda, which we reviewed here, was first introduced in 2013 and has since won a number of awards. Originally designed with a 42 mm case, the new 39 mm has the same in-house caliber DUW 1001 NOMOS Glashütte manual-winding movement as its predecessor. The 39 mm case is a welcome addition to the Lambda family and will be appreciated by those who may want something a little smaller than the original case size. The 39 mm is available in three variations: 18k rose gold with "golden" hands, 18k rose gold with blued steel hands, and 18k rose gold with "black velvet" dial and "golden" hands. 3 OF 4 4 OF 4 The retail is €11,800 or approximately $17,000. For more information please visit the NOMOS website.

My first AP ROC
Hi guysI am new to the forum and starting my watch collection. I have been looking around the forum for a while and learn a lot of great things. I recent purchase my first AP from Katuya. I love the watch!!! The buying experience was great and Thanh was very responsive and helpful. I would definitely buy from him again.K

Opinions on the Montbrilliant Moon phase line please
Hi, I was looking at the Montbrilliant lineup with Moonphase that was discontinued in 2010. Any idea how good/reliable the movement it uses is (think is Breitling 19) since have seen some complaining about it being expensive to service. I read it uses a modified ETA movement so that means is not an inhouse Breitling mechanical movement right? I thought Brietling had started manufacturing their own movements in early 2000 through a Swiss factory they setup.Also saw a place mentioning the watch having water resistant problems although is marked as 30m water resistant, could anyone throw some light on that?Lastly any wrist shots would be much appreciated,Thanks

WatchCo Omega
For years I've been itching for a WatchCo Omega Seamaster 300 nos/repoduction 1960's vintage diver. Have read all the search results, pros and cons, from a couple of forums and I'm considering rolling the dice.The one question I have'nt had any luck with is what to expect from Canada Customs regarding an Omega from Australia ? How big a $$ hit can I expect, and this is my OCD working overtime, could customs decide the watch is fake, not understanding nos, or reproduction with original parts ?Any imput, positive or negative will be appreciated.