Introducing the Roger Dubuis Pulsion Chronograph In Titanium
The evolution of Roger Dubuis continues. Last year's Monegasque collection provided a more elegant alternative to the oversized bling of their Excalibur lineup and this year the brand introduces the Pulsion collection of high end sports watches. A flying tourbillon and chronograph both in-house with Geneva Seal) are available in titanium or gold cases with rotating bezel and spectacular decorated skeletonized dials. All versions come on integrated rubber straps. The Pulsion collection replaces the Easy Diver, which is being phased out, a welcome change in our opinion.

Introducing The Montblanc Heritage Chronometrie ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph, Available In Two D
We recently introduced you to Montblanc's Heritage Chronométrie Quantième Annual Calendar, one of a number of recent releases that highlight the brand's capabilities in watchmaking. Not only is Montblanc making relatively affordable, complicated timepieces, but it is also digging into its Minerva roots and applying innovation to movements. For such innovation, look no further than the new Heritage Chronométrie ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph. 2 OF 6 The 18k red-gold case of the Minute Chronograph is 44 mm wide. Yes, that’s definitely big, but there’s also quite a bit going on in this model. Finishing and decoration on the dial are top-notch, with faceted applied indexes and lanced hands in red gold. The top two-thirds of the dial are dedicated to traditional timekeeping, with a sub dial for the date positioned beneath the base of the hour and minute hands. Two ivory-grained, white-lacquered chronograph sub dials are positioned on

Incoming, 15400ST white dial
My second AP with Diver white dial being the first. Sold the diver due to several shortcoming. This one top the Diver on all front imho. Look at that dial!Mandatory wrist shot, on my puny 6.4 -6.5 wrist.I think this one is a keeper.

AP ROO-Chrono New 42mm winding
Hello all- I recently picked up a new watch after wearing my other new watch, the ROO new navy 42mm as a daily. It's sat in the safe for about about 4 days now. I don't keep it on a winder but wound it about 55 times. Before I wound it, the chrono looked as if it didn't have much of a reserve and was stopping.Generally, whats the power reserve on these?Was I right to wind it 50+ times like I did?Thanks!

My First Patek Philippe
Hello everyone, I find myself coveting my first Patek and have become completely enamored by the sublime finishing on both the 5711 and 5980 in rose. Its really a dilemma because while I love the bronzed dial 5711 for its simplicity and poise, the elegance of it feels less versatile. The chrono is balanced, has a great complication and feels sportier and therefore more of a daily wearer. The challenge for me is the black dial that feels a little more common and I suppose the $30k usd price delta.Am I reading this fairly? This will be my first all gold watch as I've decided that I don't need two AP Chrono, already have a sporty rolex bruiser, and PAM 196 daylight on strap. Plus Tudor ranger on NATO leather strap.And then of course there's the awesome 5990 which is certainly an everyday watch.Thanks a million, I really appreciate the feedback...and apologies for the long post!Justin