Bremont Kingsman Watches For & In "Kingsman: The Secret Service" Movie
Today, British watch company Bremont has announced?the Bremont Kingsman selection?of special edition watches. We have seen Bremont try to associate itself with quintessentially British products, such as Chivas Scotch Whisky or sports car maker Jaguar. This time around, Bremont hits the movies, as three slightly different models are released to mark the?role these watches play in Matthew Vaughn's?new film Kingsman: The Secret Service.Due to be released in February 2015, the film stars Colin Firth, Samuel L. Jackson, and Michael Caine, as the "agents from?a super-secret British spy organization." The movie even features Nick English, co-founder of Bremont, making a cameo appearance as one of the Kingsman. For this occasion, Bremont has slightly modified its??ALT1-WT watch (reviewed here), making it available in three different color schemes, ranging from rose gold through stainless steel, to black DLC coated steel.The agents will?exclusively wear rose gold chronograph world timers with a

Senator chronograph XL.Automatic manufacture calibre 39-34
The buttons placed on the case to allow the bearer to operate easily start, stop and reset functions of Senator chronograph XL.Automatic manufacture calibre 39-34 provides reliable timekeeping accuracy for up to 40 hours without the addition of additional energy.

trade 15202 for 15450YG?
i think these two could absolutely live harmoniously together in the collection, but not wise on the wallet. the SS version of the 15450 never appealed to me, but in YG (especially with that blue dial) it is a stunner. tried it on at the boutique and wanted to walk out with it!is it heresy to suggest trading in the perennial classic (as well as increasingly valued) jumbo for the 15450YG (which conversely would decrease in value over time)?it's a beauty...

It's finally here!
Over the moon have this as my first Patek!I've been to Countless Patek ADs,Salons and get togethers;Never got to see one in the flesh till my own arrived. Absolutely amazing watch. The bracelet it stunning,the case is so unique and elegant and of course the dial is mesmerising! You guessed it... It's a Nautilus! Wrist shot (unsized bracelet) Can't wait to put up some good pics of this. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Alternative straps for a Polar Explorer.
I��e got a Black Dial 16570 that I do not have the bracelet for and which I wear almost daily on a black rubber Everest strap and its quite simply my favourite watch, more so than either of my Subs (14060m & 114060). I have recently bought another 16570, this time a Polar on a bracelet and I�� like to put this watch into my rotation. I֪ not really a bracelet guy and are looking at alternatives. I֪ reluctant to get another Everest as I don�� think black would suit a white dial and I֪ not keen on the other available colours. I֪ therefore thinking about NATO�� and maybe a leather option. Anyone have any suggestions and even better pictures. Thanks.