Jaeger-LeCoultre to Auction Prototype N��1 of the Memovox Tribute to Deep Sea to Benefit Marine Site
Jaeger-LeCoultre is auctioning Prototype N��1 of the Memovox Tribute to Deep Sea LeCoultre Sp��cial Am��rique 1959 commemorative edition watch. The auction provides devotees with the opportunity to acquire an exceptional piece while contributing to the protection of an endangered marine site. Proceeds from the sale will be entirely donated to the Malpelo Flora and Fauna Sanctuary located 500 kilometers off the Colombian coast, in the Pacific Ocean. Inspired by the famous 1959 Geophysic model, developed by Jaeger-LeCoultre at the request of the first scuba diving enthusiasts in the United States, the Memovox Tribute to Deep Sea LeCoultre Sp��cial Am��rique 1959 is a contemporary re-edition of this historic timepiece. It was the world's first diver's watch to be equipped with an alarm function specially designed to provide divers with an audible indication warning them it is time to begin a progressive return to the surface. Water-resistant to 10 bar, the Memovox Tribute to Deep Sea LeCo

Parmigiani Invests Nearly $20 Million in Vaucher Manufacturing Facility
Parmigiani has announced the opening of its nearly $20 million state-of-the-art Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier facility near its headquarters in Fleurier. The new facility provides about 75,000 square feet for Parmigiani’s movement production, finishing and assembly. Parmigiani manufactures all its components within its own facilities. The new Vaucher workshop also provides a wide range of components and services to many of the most recognized names in haute horlogerie. Founded in 1996 by Michel Parmigiani, master watchmaker, designer, and restoration expert, with the support of the Sandoz Family Foundation, Parmigiani Fleurier SA is a recognized leader in the production of top-tier components for luxury timepieces, and they are among the few Swiss watchmaking houses that insists on finishing each watch completely by hand.

Weekend Report: The Opera House Cup In Nantucket With Panerai
This year marked the 10th year of Panerai's sponsorship of the 43rd annual Opera House Cup Regatta in Nantucket. The Opera House Cup Regatta is an annual race for classic wooden yachts that takes place in the waters off Nantucket; it gets its name from the Opera House Restaurant, whose owner, Gwen Gaillard, came up with the idea for the regatta  in 1973, after hearing local sailors lament the absence of a regatta for classic wooden-hull yachts. In the subsequent four decades it's evolved to become one of the most spectacular exhibitions of sailing yachts in the world; I had the opportunity to go out and watch the regatta with Panerai and it was truly a sight to behold (see pictures below).This year's regatta featured 55 registered yachts that participated in the Cup.  Among the boats were a number of classic yachts of all different sizes. The winner of this year's Opera House Cup was Bapple, a 26' from Alerion, whose skipper, Bruce Failing, took home the p

New addition to my rolex collection : Panerai
I have only own rolex watches and never had any interest in any other brand, until one day I walked into a Panerai boutique in Las Vegas.. That's when I fell in love with my first Panerai, I loved the dial and strap choice combination... Also the 42mm size was perfect... I'm still a loyal rolex fan though

Where are my YG/LB Bruins At?
Let's see that YG and Blue!