Basel 2014 Preview: 3 New Watches from Carl F. Bucherer, Speake-Marin, and Ulysse Nardin
As we continue the countdown to Baselworld 2014, we present three more watches making their worldwide debuts at the fair �� two new perpetual calendar watches from Carl F. Bucherer and Ulysse Nardin and the first-ever chronograph from Britain’s Peter Speake-Marin.Carl F. Bucherer is releasing a limited-edition version of one of its most complicated watches, the Manero ChronoPerpetual, with a new tachymeter-scale bezel. The watch contains Caliber CFB 1904, which integrates a base movement from Vaucher with a module developed exclusively for Carl F. Bucherer. It features the rare combination of a perpetual calendar and flyback chronograph in one timepiece. The new Manero’s complexity is reflected in its dial: the subdial at 12 o’clock indicates both the date and the small running seconds; the one at 6 o’clock shows the day of the week and the chronograph hours counter; and the one at 9 o’clock displays the month and leap years as well as the chronograph minut

It's here!
Arrived yesterday, and I love it! Third one in North America, only 27 more for NA this year.

Possible Patek purchase...Nautilus or Aquanaut?
Hi all. I've been a loyal Rolex owner for years. I'm looking isn't the world of Patek. What makes the Nautilus more desirable or expensive than the Nautilus? Major differences between the two? Thanks.

D-Blue future Collectability
Hi all,Any help welcome, long term how collectible do you think the D-Blue Deepsea will become?I know many will chime in about watches not being investments etc, but just looking at how my BLNR has appreciated within 3 years compared to what I paid for it, shows me the possible gains.I think the D-Blue could be really collectible in the future and wondered what you all thought.

Fluted bezel is the ugly older brother of the ceramic bezel watches
I read several posts on the forum saying stuff like I was looking for a submariner and they only had some datejusts and the AD would sell me a ceramic Daytona only if I take a daydate. Everybody talks about the short in supply of sport rolexes. I'm the proud owner of both ceramic sub (ND) & 41 TT DJ on a jubilee bracelet. I wear the sub to work and at home and weekends I wear my DJ. I like both of them & can't see how one is better than the other. Furthermore, my next purchase will probably be a 36 SS DJ.When I first came to the AD I asked for a submariner (naturally). I told him that I want a classic sturdy watch. He told me sure no problem I'll order for you a sub, but if you want a classic, sturdy Rolex it has to be a DJ. After wearing them both I really can't understand the imbalance...I see collector that own several subs & GMTs & not a single fluted bezel jubilee bracelet treat. How come?