CHOPARD L.U.C Perpetual Chrono
Chopard �C L.U.C Perpetual ChronoWe've been used to Chopard's super-sophisticated L.U.C. collection for a while. This model is a step above. The technical, quality and ethical features put the L.U.C Perpetual Chrono in a class of its own.Let's start with technique. The piece is fuelled by the 03.10-L calibre and brings together two top complications: the perpetual calendar and chronograph. What makes things even more exciting is that there are two types of measurement: long time with the first and short time with the second. On top of that, the displays occupy the same spaces. The minute counter at 3 features the months and leap years whilst the hour counter at 9 displays the days and day/night indicator.As for quality, the watch has the Geneva Seal and is COSC-certified. Last but by no means least, the ethical white gold 45mm case is "Fairmined" guaranteed. Limited edition (20 available).Price: 85,000 CHFPar Fabrice Eschmannchopard

Introducing the BR 126 Sport Heritage GMT & Flyback, A Modern Favorite With A Twist
To all those with frequent flyer miles, here is an interesting update: The Bell & Ross BR 126 Heritage Sport GMT & Flyback. Before we get into analysis, let’s take a short, philosophical flight into Bell & Ross’s venture – one that is often the subject of scrutiny by watch…purists.There’s no denying the widespread vintage appeal that has recently consumed the watch-market. Throwbacks are on the rise as watch lovers dig deeper into history and appreciate the genesis of timekeeping. Many brands bring us re-issues of their most memorable models from the last century. But, what about watches that weren’t alive in the 50s and 60s? What about watches that never struggled through the quartz revolution? We like pedigree as much as the next guys, but the reality is that these youngster-brands were raised in a world of abundant water resistance and astronavigation.Bell & Ross is one of these 90s kids. It can’t bring you re-issues, becau

Rubber strap or bracelet for greytheme?
So Now I've finally acquired my grail which is the greytheme roo and I'm considering getting a rubber strap or bracelet however I'm not sure which would fit the roo best grey or black rubber strap or should I just save up and get the bracelet. I love the hornback a lot however, It would be great to be able to wear it without worrying about my arms getting sweat or wet so what do you guys think? And if I get the grey strap would it be too similar to the grey hornback? Is the bracelet too expensive and should I rather get that money toward some other new watch This is my current collection 2 leather strap 2 bracelet and 2 rubber strap incase this change anything hahahah the price of the bracelet from the around 2400-2500$ btw. This is what I am offered. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

5711 steel
Forget about paying a 12-15k premium on the watch.... we don't even see them for sale anymore!! LOL.

Atlantis Bahamas - Just missed the Rolex shipment Jan 25
Just flew into Nassau Bahamas this afternoon (January 27) and shot over to the Rolex store at Atlantis...to find one to I just missed their (quarterly?) shipment that arrived two days before.Of the SS sport watches they received Thursday:1 SD43 (sold $10,800 usd)1 Hulk (sold $8,600 usd)1 Sub date ( still available $8,100 usd)1 No date Sub (sold)1 explorer 2 (sold)Sales lady said those SS watches all sold that same shipment day with the SD43 selling the next morning. I really wanted that SD43 and missed it by a day...Other than that last remaining SS sub date, they had a milgauss and the new 40 mm Air King in SS. Their YG LB sub was $32K and ��Rolex would not let them further discount the sports watches like in the old days' though the $72K Platona in the window could get a 15% discount. They had about a dozen Daytonas but no SS of course. They did NOT get a SS Daytona in the Thursday shipment...I would have cried myself to sleep if I missed that by a few dozen hours!