Greubel Forsey Art Piece 1 Watch With Willard Wigan
Very soon ultra high-end watch maker Greubel Forsey will begin to fully release a new limited edition of watches made in participation with micro-sculptor artist Willard Wigan. The watches will be known as "Greubel Forsey Art Pieces," and seem to be numerically numbered. The relationship might seem a bit strange at first but begins to make more sense as you think more about it. Wigan is known for making tiny art under a microscope. He is most well-known for creating scenes and figurines on the heads of nails and in pin holes. His creations take a lot of time and he is among the only people in the world who can do what he does. The watch makers at Greubel Forsey make mechanical art creations under a microscope, hand-assembling and decorating parts with incredible detail. They are among the few people in the world that can do what they do.My friend Joelle Diderich over at WWD in Paris gave a nice scoop on the collection. Her report sheds light on what Greubel Forey has planned. They anno

Bring a Loupe: A Pair Of Universal Geneve Chronographs And A Trio Of Dressy Patek Philippe
This week's Bring A Loupe will feature some seriously dreamy watches. So expect a couple of stunning Universal Geneve chronographs and another three equally appealing Patek Calatravas. We will also explain what is wrong with the dial of an otherwise very funky Rolex. This is your Bring A Loupe for October 2, 2015. A Chronograph With Calendar And Moonphase Complications From Universal Geneve 1 OF 12 This Tri-Compax really underlines what makes Universal Geneve chronographs so great: their neat aesthetic. The case has interesting lugs, the bezel looks good, but frankly the dial steals the show. In theory, there was no way the dial should have managed to hold a triple calendar, a three-register chronograph, a moonphase and some lines of text for the brand and reference, all in a 36 mm case! Yet, Universal Geneve nailed the perfect design that allows everything to look balanced and sexy. If you add that the movement – caliber 281 – is in fact in-house,

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Vintage Omega Info?
I picked up this vintage Omega over the weekend and was wondering if anyone could tell me anything about it as it is my first Omega purchase? Based on the numbers on the watch and info I have found I am thinking it is 1920's vintage? Thanks

Something looks wrong with this cyclops
I'm thinking of purchasing this Explorer II Polar from a friend, however the cyclops lens does not appear to be magnified correctly. Does it look funny to you guys or is it just me? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk