Hamilton Basel 2016 Preview
Following up our coverage of Rado's Basel preview the other week, we got the chance to check out a small amount of what Hamilton will be bringing to the party come late March. A staple brand here at w&w, Hamilton tends to drop a few gems per year, while continuing to bolster and evolve their core lines. At the preview we saw many things including an entirely new line from the brand, which is very uncommon for them, some nice new pieces for their Khaki military-inspired lines, a bold new diver and a ladies watch that might end up popular with guys too. Across all of them, there was one more change, and that was to their branding. Hamilton has brought back their H logo from the 60's, a move I think no Hamilton fan will complain about. Let's check ��em out.ChronographicOne of the first watches that caught our attention was a new chronograph addition to the Khaki Field line. Taking the styling of their more recent fields, which have well balanced dials with slightly emphasized 12, 3, 6

Pp 5270 article.
Found this today and wanted to share with those that love 5970 and 5270, and those who just want to suck up knowledge regarding PP and perp calendars history. watchonado.au/grail-1-the...o-be-specific/

one and only
My one and only Patek. Has to be 5980 :)Thanks to Jacob Kramer aka deep house to make this happened.

FPJ CB + Seadweller 126600 OR ALS 1815 Flyback Chronograph (Pulsation Dial)
I have been struggling with my next watch decision severely over the last few months and have decided to enlist the overwhelming expertise of this forum.In order to commemorate a milestone in my life I have given myself a budget of $35k or so to get myself a watch (or watches). I currently own a 16710 Pepsi, an IWC Portuguese, and a Speedy - this new addition would clearly be a large step up for my collection. I think I have narrowed it down to two options:1. F.P. Journe Chronometre Bleu and a Seadweller 50th anniversary 126600 This is the combination I thought I would be getting as I had been set on the CB for a while; I think the tantalum combined with the almost magical blue dial is really something special. Add on FPJ's storied watchmaking history and the rarity of his pieces and I thought I had a winner. The Seadweller I have never tried on in the flesh (hard to find!) but have always wanted a little more beefy version of my GMT - especially one in ceramic. The red lettering &

Is the Daytona Perfect? or could it be improved.Look at this
My weekly gladiatorial horological contest took place last night ... ohhh lucky to get out. 4 Daytonas and me with my Speedy TINTIN..Being into it's 18TH year now, could the Daytona get any better? most of the group said they could see how, and why change ?Then , I threw a little petrol on the fire to liven things up ..... just a little.... As usual when I do these little Conversation OH YEAH.... WELL TAKE A LOOK AT THIS! I sit next to the door so I can just the bricks at top speed if needed.Here is what I showed them....the next Generation Daytona!! the best yetSo you all know. 100% of us agreed both models looked better!opinions please.. SteveSent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk