Weekend Report: Watch (And Car) Spotting At The 2015 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
As we told you last month, there isn't a better place to be for a car or watch fan than Monterey Car Week. We've already shown you some of the cars we saw at the contemporary-focused Quail Motorsport Gathering, and now we're back to talk watches. OK fine, we'll show you some cars from the headlining Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, too. This is a good old-fashioned modem-burner, folks. Watches Spotted In The Wild 1 OF 91 2 OF 91 3 OF 91 4 OF 91 5 OF 91 6 OF 91 7 OF 91 8 OF 91 9 OF 91 10 OF 91 Cars In The Wild 11 OF 91 12 OF 91 13 OF 91 14 OF 91 15 OF 91 16 OF 91 17 OF 91 18 OF 91 19 OF 91 20 OF 91 21 OF 91 22 OF 91 23 OF 91 24 OF 91 25 OF 91 26 OF 91 27 OF 91 28 OF 91 Watches At The VRF X Fourtane Get-Together 29 OF 91 30 OF 91 31

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

Can��t wait for the summer
Put down aDeposit on the RG Diver today

Joined the club....early days though
I finally bought a proper watch, one that i could afford at this stage of my watch collection. i was just wondering what some people thought and if i made a good decision? i Know a quartz isnt ideal but just wanted to know if its a good watch to start a collection off with? its an Omega Seamaster 300m Quartz. its pre-owned with few light scratches to the clasp but in overall great cond.Cheers guys :-)cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=320501820853

Weeks to 1 month waiting time for 114060
Previously I asked around most ADs in singapore for the sub no date and most of them required me to wait at least a few months to a year. Today I walked into one which told me I would need to wait weeks-a month to get it. Are the supply of SS coming back? If so, would it be a bad time to buy? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk