Romain Jerome Watches + DeLorean Motor Company
They are coming soon - the Romain Jerome DeLorean DNA watches. Swiss Romain Jerome has partnered with DeLorean Motor Company (DMC) - now based out of Texas - for some interesting new upcoming timepieces. The watches will all share the core Romain Jerome DNA philosophy of honoring fascinating events and items from our history with timepieces that actually each contain trace amount of items from those events. In this case the watches are said to contain sheet metal from the original car bodies.A pop culture icon solidified for eternity by the 1985 film "Back to the Future," the story of the DeLorean DMC-12 and the company behind it is a fascinating tale unto itself. Existing automobiles are highly collectible and regularly restored. As a car the DMC-12 never quite lived up to its potential due to the failure of the company at the time, but as a design item it almost epitomizes an era. Romain Jerome spent a lot of effort seeking out a partnership with DMC, which recently became a reality.

Hands-On: A Spectacular, Vintage-Inspired Unique Piece From The Extremely Piaget Collection
Today, when you hear the name Piaget, you probably think of the caliber 12P, the Altiplano, or insane diamond bracelet watches like the Limelight Aura. However, you may not be familiar with the incredible vintage designs for women’s watches that the brand was well known for in the 1960s and '70s. These pieces were not only gorgeous, but were also very innovative for the time. 1 OF 11 2 OF 11 After seeing several cool vintage Piaget pieces come across my desk while at Sotheby’s, I always hoped that Piaget would revive these designs, as I felt they would undoubtedly be a success. So when I heard that Piaget had created a unique piece inspired by one of their well-known and impressive cuff watches, I was pumped. Nay, elated. 3 OF 11 4 OF 11 This cuff watch is part of the Extremely Piaget collection, which is a tribute to the heyday of Piaget watchmaking and design in the 1960s and '70s. Piaget was the king of cool design and in

15400ST Serial Variations (H - J)
Hey Friends!Apologies if this has been covered. I did search and couldn't find specific info.I have a curiosity about any changes or variations made in the 15400ST, specifically from an H serial to a J serial, but all series info is welcome.I'm just wondering what changes there were if any, and if the changes are considered to be simple cosmetic differences, functional differences, and/or improvements. Pictures are of course welcome too :)Thanks very much!

44mm bezel size
I went to an AP AD yesterday and tried a 44, it was the steel version, and one thing was striking, the bezel was much thinner in width than the bezel on my CE diver, is that the case for all 44mm models? When I see pics of the RG it doesn't seem to be the case, also when I saw the CE 44 it didn't strike me as well, but yesterday it's the first thing I noticed, do all the 44's have the exact same bezel?When you look at the AP website the SS 44 does seem to have a much thinner bezel than the CE 44, clearly thinner than the diver's bezel as well, I thought that the bezel was the same for all 44's and find it quite strange that the bezel on a 44 is thinner than the ones on 42's… Here's the link to the AP page where you can see it, of all the 44's the SS seems to have a much thinner bezel than the others, wonder why they made a thinner bezel for this mdel and not the same bezel for all :.audemarspiguet/fr/wat...l-oak-offshoreThanks for your answer to my existential question

seawolf ti & steel pics please!
Hey gang, I have had the pleasure of trying on the steelfish but saw a seawolf in ti & newer steel model as well at the A.D. I've been thinking About the seawolf and want to go back and try it on today. I think it spoke to me a little more than the steelfish. Can any owners of either model post some pics and opinions for me?