Victorinox Updates the Inox with 3 New Models
When Victorinox first announced the INOX line two years ago, we couldn't help but be impressed. Engineered from the ground up to be nigh-on indestructible, the original INOX survived everything from a 12G impact to being run over by a 64 ton tank all while packing that durability into a handsome, sporty package. For 2016, Victorinox has taken the concept even further with a pair of additions, the INOX Professional Diver and the INOX Leather.Leading off the pair, the INOX Professional Diver takes its pedigree for sturdiness all the way to the deep ocean while bringing in its own unique flair. The hefty 45mm case is pure modern tool watch, with thick wide-set lugs and a sharply beveled stainless steel unidirectional bezel helping to offset some of the visual mass. Topping all this off is a tall double-domed sapphire crystal.? A large blue SuperLuminova pip at 12 gives easy grip for rotating, and just as importantly makes an instantly visible reference underwater. While the case of the IN

Introducing: The Frederique Constant Manufacture Perpetual Calendar, A Full Perpetual Calendar Under
If we had to pick one trend that seems to most characterize Baselworld 2016, it'd probably be the pursuit of better value for consumers – or at least, the attempt to create for consumers the impression that watches can offer better value, relative to the competition. One of the most notable manifestations of this direction was the Manufacture Perpetual Calendar – a full perpetual calendar, developed and made in-house, by Frederique Constant, which will cost under CHF 10,000 at launch. In fact, the starting price is just CHF 8,350. 1 OF 7 As hard as it may be to believe, this is a full perpetual calendar, automatic, made in-house. Frederique Constant's stock in trade has always been affordable luxury, and while over the last decade the overwhelming majority of luxury watch brands have incrementally increased pricing to the point where may potential clients for fine watchmaking have simply been largely priced out of the game, Frederique Constant has kept

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Where to buy Patek in NYC, SF
Hi guys, I'm based in London, but I'm heading out to NYC and SF in a few weeks. If a certain deal transpires before then, I may consider checking out and purchasing a 5711 or possibly a 5176A whilst out there.London has the most expenses prices that I've seen, so this would be beneficial. Here the 5711 is almost ?18k ($31k), and the 5176A is about ?14k ($24k). Where do you think I'm likely to be able to purchase these watches? I'd like to buy brand-new for peace of mind.

Would you put down 50 percent to move to the top of the wait list?
I did not feel comfortable doing that today so I remain 3rd on the list. This was for a Tudor not a Rolex.