IWC Big Pilot’s Watch Annual Calendar Edition “Le Petit Prince” (Updated With Live Photos)
IWC Schaffhausen is focusing on its iconic Pilots’ Watch collections at this year’s SIHH watch salon in Geneva, and among the many new timepieces the brand is launching for 2016 is yet another ticking tribute to the storied poet/author/aviator Antoine de Saint-Exup��ry: the IWC Big Pilot’s Watch Annual Calendar Edition “Le Petit Prince.”Like its predecessors, which have included a chronograph and a perpetual calendar, the new watch is a limited edition (just 250 pieces worldwide) and features a striking blue dial as well as visual references to the title character in Saint-Exup��ry’s most famous work, Le Petit Prince, or The Little Prince. The Big Pilot’s Watch Annual Calendar Edition “Le Petit Prince” (Ref. IW50271), in an 18k rose gold case measuring 46 mm in diameter and 15.5 mm thick, is the first IWC Pilot’s Watch equipped with an annual calendar complication �� which requires one correction per year, to accommodate for the

Tech Talk: Montblanc’s TimeWriter II Chronographe Bi-Fr��quence 1000
If three watches constitute a trend, then measuring milliseconds, or 1/1,000s of a second, is a trend. Two watch brands, each with high-speed horological histories, have launched mechanical chronographs claimed to be capable of accurately measuring 1/1,000s of a second. Last year, TAG Heuer debuted its Mikrotimer Flying 1000 Concept Chronograph, followed this year by the even faster Mikrogirder. At SIHH this year, Montblanc launched its own millisecond-measuring marvel, the TimeWriter II Chronograph Bi-Fr��quence 1000, which employs a unique approach to splitting seconds.In a sense, development of Montblanc's high-speed chronograph began in 1916. That's when Minerva launched its first 1/100s-of-a-second stopwatch. Acquired by Richemont in 2006, Minerva was a true manufacture, known for chronographs and pilots' watches. In 2007, Richemont decided that Minerva would produce movements for Montblanc, and the following year, Montblanc launched the Fondation Minerva to create the TimeWriter

Oris Williams F1 Team day Date guaranteed to make an impression
As the Williams team brings new elements to its cars each year, this Oris of the new features of design to ensure it remains before the field and cuts a dash on the runway.White and blue are the colours of the famous Williams livery, and it is this combination of distinctive color of race which distinguishes the Date day of 2010 Oris Williams F1 Team. Between the upper ring and the central section is a blue Silicon shock absorber, which helps protect the watch from bumps and scratches. White Superluminova figures are described in blue Williams and the second hand appears in blue and white.With the official logo of Williams in the centre of the dial, the Oris Williams F1 Team day Date guaranteed to make an impression if you are on the runway, at work or off the coast of the obligation.

One week with my new patek
Well ive owned the 5167 for a week now and just wanted to update on how im feeling about it. First. I love this thing...but I can honestly say that while I stated this was going to be my grail piece...it will not be. Rather im setting my next patek bar kind of high and will only purchase it in about another 10 years (when I pass 40 and purchase my second home.) Im glad I took you guys' advice and skipped the B&R for now. I still want it to fill in a gap in my collection, and will still be purchasing it probably the end of this year for Christmas. On to the watch1) Love the look of it. The dial is beautiful and I swear I can stare at the movement for hours. 2) Ive worn it out 2 times now. Once out to dinner and another for some drinks. Both with the GF. No stares and no one even notices it. Makes me worry about it less. 3) Its keeping time well. I feel that when adjusting time and winding that the movement is faaar more delicate than my rolex...and im taking extra care to be gentle

Lost/stolen rolex- Virginia Beach
Where is the best place here to put the word out about my SS Daytona white dial missing for a week?