Introducing The Tissot T-Lord Automatic Small Seconds For 2011: This Watch Is A Winner, And Only $97
Say hello the best looking Tissot since the Visodate 1957. This Basel 2011 release has gone completely unnoticed by, well, pretty much everybody and it wasn't until we saw the collection yesterday in New York that it caught our eye.? The Tissot T-Lord small second and date is fantastic looking, uses a really great movement, and the price is more than reasonable.? This watch is a sure-fired winner in our book.The T-Lord line from Tissot has been around for a while as part of the T-Classic collection, but something about the dial design - probably the use of two roman numeral markers at 12 and 6- prevented it from becoming a fan fan favorite.? But, the dial has been redesigned for 2011 and it is absolutely killer.?Sized at 40mm in diameter and only 9.9mm thick, the new T-Lord automatic with small seconds makes for a perfect formal watch to wear with a jacket to the office.? Inside the Tissot is a high-grade ETA 2895-2 movement and while there is a bevy of T-Lord watches to choose from, t

BASELWORLD 2011 - New Model - Patek Philippe 7041 R
(Info and images - Patek Philippe SA)7041R-001Ladies' GondoloDescriptionThis latest mechanical model of the Gondolo collection stands out by virtue of the refined shape of its art-deco-style cushion-shaped case with rounded corners. It is adorned with precious diamonds set in an unusual fashion around the dial beneath the cambered sapphire-crystal glass. The spirit of feminine passion.Technical dataWatch: * Mechanical manually wound movement * Caliber 215 PS * Seconds subdial * Dial flange set with 108 diamonds (~0.31 ct) * Grained silvery-white dial with brown roman numerals * Strap: alligator with square scales, hand-stitched, shiny dark chestnut with cream-colored stitching * Prong buckle * Sapphire-crystal case back * Water resistant to 30 m * Rose gold * Case dimensions: 30��33.8 mmCaliber: * Seconds subdial * Caliber 215 PS * Overall diameter: 21.9 mm * Height: 2.55 mm * 18 jewels, 5 bridges * Balance: Gyromax * Vibrations per

Rolex SkyD or AP ROC 26331?
I posted this in the Rolex forum, but wanted to get input from the AP forum as well.I've been on the list for 8 months at my AD for the SS Skydweller in the blue dial. #2 on the list from day one. Talked to the AD yesterday. They haven't even received the first one. No idea how long before I get mine.I'm getting impatient. It's not like I'm trying to order a Porsche GT car or a Ferrari 488 right? I know I know. Some folks are on waiting lists that span multiple years for Daytona C's and certain PP Nautilus models. Just not my thing though. I was sold on the Rolex ,but I got to try on the SS ROC in the blue dial. It's an amazing piece. Now I'm starting to think I should just forget about the SkyD and add the ROC to my collection instead? What do you think?

Watch winder?
Let's be honest, if I could wear my AP all day everyday I truly would. However, I am unable to wear it at work. On days I am not wearing it, should I keep the watch in a watch winder? Is that safe? I have the AP diver. Any info would be helpfuly, thanks.

44 - Love the clear case back
I find myself just staring at it. First watch with a clear caseback. I would love a Royal oak skeleton Iphone5s