Introducing: The Montblanc 4810 ExoTourbillon Slim 110 Years Edition
For this year’s SIHH, Montblanc has revisited the iconic 4810 Collection for the brand’s 110th anniversary (from the founding of Montblanc as a pen company, not the merger between Montblanc and Minerva). Named for the elevation of Mont Blanc (which is 4,810 meters high), the new additions feature three new movements: the caliber MB 29.21 ExoTourbillon Stop-Second, caliber MB LL100.1 TwinFly Chronograph, and the caliber MB 29.20 World Timer. 1 OF 2 The first new release is the 4810  ExoTourbillon Slim 110 Years Edition. The 42 mm white-gold case houses the caliber MB 29.24 automatic movement, which is powered by a micro-rotor for the first time. The ExoTourbillon still functions with a quick stop-seconds, which is indicated on the tourbillon cage by a red arrow. (For more information on the stop-seconds tourbillon see Jack’s fascinating article here.) ADVERTISEMENT 2 OF 2 The dial of each piece from the Limi

Canadian to buy his first Breitling
Hello All,1st time poster...I have successfully landed a new job that is going to allow me to celebrate this life milestone with a nice momento from breitling.I am really keen on this model .luxist/2011/03/01/bre...tomatic-watch/Now my questions is...how should I go about purchasing this? more specifically..I live in Toronto and the only AD is LA SWISS...and I'm concerned I am probably going to pay more then I should (with taxes and canadian pricing). Any fellow posters with any advise on if and where I should look (perhaps certain stores in the US?) to get the best deal would be appreciated.Thanks guys for your help, I am looking forward to joining the club soon!

Rainy in Chicago
I visited Razny Jewelers in Chicago this past week. The store is Patek and Rolex only, and only new pieces. The young lady helping me couldn't have been any nicer and more helpful. They had a very nice selection and everything was displayed beautifully. I tried on a 5227R. It was beautiful, but the 39mm diameter was a little big for my taste. It's a worthwhile stop if you're in the area. Cheers,LS.

1 picture, 3 watches
Just cams across this picture, a picture I took in 2011All 3 off them beloved to a collector I know3 times white metal , what a perfect pieces !!!

Advice: 16610LV
I am getting ready to pull the trigger and acquire the 16610LV, most likely from Tony at SD. There are a handful to choose from, however all of them are basically mint & full set(s). It boils down to a handful of serials that don't seem to matter for collecting purposes (M, Z, L I think), engraved vs. non-engraved rehaut, and $200-$800 difference for condition (LN to new without stickers). I also notice a few color variations to the bezel. If you were in my position, what would you be considering? Any thoughts or input would be appreciated. Thanks TRF-