Basel Preview: Blancpain Half Time Zone Watch
Blancpain previews its first Villeret Demi-Fuseau Horaire: a travel watch that allows the second time zone to be set in half-hour increments. We are all familiar with the standard 24 time zones that differ by one hour, but many countries, including India, Australia and Canada also use half-hour or “offset” time zones. Find specs and wallpaper for this new model from Blancpain inside. Blancpain’s new dual time zone model is very user friendly. A few turns of the crown adjusts the date, reference or home time, and second time zone. A co-axial pusher on the crown selects fast adjustment or half time zone mode. Correcting the home time automatically adjusts the second time zone.This watch is powered by a new 32mm automatic caliber 5254DF with 321 parts, 28 jewels, and a 72 hour power reserve. The reference time is displayed at 12 o’clock and the half time zone and seconds are displayed in the center. the day-night indicator for the reference time is displayed at 9 o

luxurious Corum Baguette watch
On the eve of the Corum wand is a classic art deco-inspired timepiece. Designed for these women who appreciate a watch rather thin and elegant, this Corum timepieces is suitable for occasions of dressiest. The rectangular case stainless steel has a high polished finish, which works perfectly accentuate Top Wesselton diamonds which are fixed on the bezel.

Panda v 25721ST.OO.1000ST.01
For first AP.Assume price is about the same.Thinking about Panda on custom black strap with red stitching.

My all time fav.....
I first owned the titanium, then scored a RG one and now this - perhaps I am too centered with three of them but to me they sing !

Omega Museum Racend
Firstly , hello to all.New to the forum , although been reading quite a bit.Decided that it is time for a grown up watch.... I am looking at Rolex Submariner , like the new one that just came out 116610 ( Black dial , stainless steel )My wife is suggesting I get the Omega Museum Racend No 8 I think ( 1949 original style)I know its two different watches , dress vs sporty , so to compare would be useless , but are there any thoughts on the Omega in terms of usability , durability , practicality etcMy concerns : will the gold scratch more than the SS ; I believe it is manual wound which surprised me but if it is , is it practical ; I am not sure if the watch will not be an overkill in a normal office environment.Plus none of local jewelers have in stock , so no chance to see it unless I go to UK ( or get it shipped from UK after I buy it ).My wife has a new Omega Constellation , so it cant be that she is pushing me to get one , so she can have a new watch too :)Look forward to your though