Rolex Sea-Dweller 4000 Ref. 116600 Watch 2014 Hands-On
Have you been waiting for a new Rolex Sea-Dweller? Among a series of new models, Rolex has announced a new version of their famed professional diving watch, the Rolex Sea-Dweller. Carrying the new reference 116600, the 2014 Rolex Sea-Dweller sticks very close to the look and feel of past iterations of this historic diver with very close ties to the Rolex Sea-Dweller 16600 which was discontinued in 2008. The Rolex Sea-Dweller was originally launched in 1967 as a response to the expanding world of saturation diving. Thanks to input from the US Navy (via the SEALAB II program) and French Comex divers, Rolex designed a watch that was capable of withstanding extreme pressure and expelling the helium gas that can seep into the case during a saturation dive.An excellent example of what people mean when they say "tool watch," the Rolex Sea-Dweller is is the stuff of dive watch legend, and Rolex didn't mess with the established formula for this updated version. Still sporting a 40mm case in 904

Saturday Morning Rewind: One Year Ago This Weekend, We Went Inside Rolex, And Boy Did You Guys Like It
The goal with HODINKEE was always bringing you guys into a world that is, at times, seemingly surrounded by a cement wall of European conservatism and secrecy. Whether it's sitting down for a beer with an NBA all-star or silicon valley visionary, witnessing how one of today's modern masters make his masterpiece , or an in-depth, hands-on with the man who designed the most complicated wristwatch in Patek Philippe's history, I feel pretty good about saying we're doing our job. Still, one story in this category rises above them all to take you someplace where few have ever or will ever have access – inside Rolex. It was this weekend one year ago where I published the 10,000 word story that takes you, the HODINKEE reader, inside incredible, clandestine world of the most important watch brand in the world. 1 OF 1 HODINKEE is one of a small handful of outlets ever invide its Bienne facility, where movements are produced. If you missed it, check it out

AP dealer in london
I will be in London tomorrow. Where are the AP dealers?

1st AP. I have to agree that its a piece of art. Thanks David!
Not much to say since yall already know about this one. The only thing I wanna say that AP is truly a piece of art from the finish to the style and movement. IMO, its way much better than any rolexes in the same range. And first I thought 15300 will thick for my wrist, but im totally wrong, its very comfortable and right weight for everyday watch or even as a dress watch, may be I get used to my Pam 233 tho, but I dont like thin or too thick watch. And I mostly wear the black outfits, so I go with black dial watches all the time. I need to size it and take off the plastic before enjoy it tho. Thanks for looking and happy to share it with yall.

Breitling B01 Calibre
Breitling has just introduced it's first totally inhouse chronograph movement, the B01. Here's a link to their press release. .breitling/calibreB01/..._Moleskine.pdf I'm not certain as to which series will receive the movement first but it is a huge step for Breitling to wean themselves from ETA with the upcoming changes in ETA distribution.