Watch Insider: Montblanc Collection Villeret 1858 ExoTourbillon Rattrapante
Recently I had the opportunity to see the latest masterpiece from Montblanc’s Villeret collection, the 1858 ExoTourbillon Rattrapante, presented by new Montblanc CEO J��r?me Lambert. In this article, originally run on my blog, Watch Insider, I explore the watch and provide original photos and a short HD video.The Montblanc Collection Villeret 1858 ExoTourbillon Rattrapante was one of the most spectacularly complicated timepieces at the Hong Kong “Watches and Wonders” watch fair, where it made its debut. It was developed by the chronograph specialists at the former Minerva, now a part of Montblanc, and offers a challenging new take on the rattrapante, the most complicated type of chronograph to produce.Unlike a conventional tourbillon, Montblanc's ExoTourbillon frees the large screw balance from the burden of the rotating cage. Rather than offering a mere chronograph, the new model contains a split-second chronograph with two column wheels and a classical double clamp.

Sinn 103 A Sa B Watch: The New Arktis Of 2015?
For 2015, Sinn has released the limited edition 103 A Sa B watch, hearkening the beautiful blue tones of cult favorite Sinn 203 Arktis. Blue happens to be hot this year (if you didn't notice), and I am glad that watch makers ranging from those producing fashion items, to companies known for making seriously high-function tool watches, like German Sinn, are embarking on the complicated task of releasing their own blue-colored watches.Why a complicated task? A successfully made blue watch makes the process to create a blue watch look simple, even though it is certainly not. Making a nice-looking black watch is easy, because when it comes down to it, there is just one real shade of black. Blue, on the other hand, involves a whole world of tones, shades, and finishes that must work in perfect harmony on a watch in tandem with things like case materials, dials, and hands. Thus, producing a nice blue watch with just the right shades that appeals to the most people is tough - perhaps that is

Nixon Star Wars Collection Updated With Imperial Pilot, Stormtrooper Watches
Back on Star Wars Day (or May the 4th, for any traditionalists out there), we brought you the joyous news that?Nixon?would be making a new range of official Star Wars watches. To tease the release, Nixon showed us some pictures of the upcoming Darth Vader watch, which will be one of a preliminary range of four Nixon Star Wars watches.The first wave of Nixon Star Wars watches will honour the dark side of the Force with timepieces inspired by everyone's favourite heavy-breathing bad boy, the Imperial Pilot, the Stormtrooper, and the awesome Boba Fett.Today, we're able to bring you some cool?new images?of the Imperial Pilot and the Stormtrooper models. They are available from Nixon's online store between?July?8-12 (that's this week!), or can be purchased at the San Diego Comic Con that runs?over July?9-12. There will be a limited number of Nixon Star Wars watches for sale, and once they're gone, they're?gone! Until, that is, the watches go on general release at an as-yet-unannounced time.

Forged carbon beauty!!!!!
Hey guys!!!After days of debating and trying out a whole lot of timepieces I finally zeroed in and got myself this one.....Firstly a big thanks to each and every one of you who posted pics of this particular watch on this forum... Yurs pics were what really drew me into this watch.....I have been wearing this watch for the last 2 days even whilst loitering at home and I have to say it is THE most comfortable watch to wear especialy for the size.... And I love the stealth apperance and understated luxury... Forged carbon and ceramic reallt does the trick.....Enjoy these pics I took first thing Sturday morning to share with you guys :-)Regards,Abner

Pam 643
Here's a couple of shots of my new 643...