SIHH: IWC Portuguese Hand-Wound
For IWC, 2010 is the Year of the Portuguese and fans of the brand will be happy to read that the manufacture is offering two beautifully simple 44mm models in stainless steel cases, each with an original pocket watch movement of the type that the first pocket watch-style wristwatch appeared with seventy years ago. Two models are available. The first is stainless steel with a black dial, rhodium-plated Arabic numerals and the characteristic feuille hands with a silver-plated seconds subdial featuring a distinctive 60 in signal red. Its sibling model with a silver-plated dial and rose gold-plated indices and hands stands out with its seconds subdial in light gray, also with a small red 60 . Features common to both are the typical chapter ring in the traditional railwaytrack style and, as the drive mechanism, the IWC-manufactured 98295 caliber with stylistic echoes of the first Jones movements, such as the nickel-silver three-quarter bridge and the elongated index to facilitate preci

Breitling avenger 10,000 ft automatic chronometer
Can anyone let me have their review of the Breitling Avenger 10,000 ft depth rating watch. i would appreciate any info. thanks

Who sleeps with their watch...on
Uhh...you know what I mean. How many of you guys sleep with your watch on.Last night I had the 5711 on, and my wife had the audacity to bump it with her bracelet. I was like Whoa Woman!

Understanding 5711/1A Grey Market Pricing
I'm in the market for a Nautilus however noticed that it is difficult to get from an AD/Boutique (long waiting lists/won't put me on). Grey market prices here in Hong Kong are around US$27.7k - 31k for the 5711/1A-010 (blue dial, steel). I also however noticed that pricing for the 5712/1A (power reserve, blue dial steel) is around US$33.4k and the 5711/1R (rose gold, full bracelet, brown dial) is around US$44-45k.My question is as follows: I understand that grey market pricing simply reflects current demand however do these levels (for the 5711/1A) still make sense? I like the piece however why not just spend an additional US$3-4k on the 5712/1A? Or an addition US$10-12k on the full rose gold version?

What's in your watch roll?
Non black dial threesome here