Christophe Claret X-Trem-1 Chocolate Watch
You know what tastes better than chocolate? Luxury chocolate. Oh, we like our sweets dressed up, for sure. Hershey's? No way, give us something imported from France and tell us they ship regularly to the doors of presidents and prime ministers everywhere. So what is better than a brown watch? An over $300,000 "chocolate" watch from the secret watch workshops of Christophe Claret (imported from Switzerland!).For 2014, Christophe Claret quietly releases a new version of the X-Trem-1 watch, known as the Christophe Claret X-Trem-1 Chocolate. This new color version of the interesting ultra-luxury watch combines 18k red gold and brown PVD coated titanium. watches-dealer first covered the Christophe Claret X-Trem-1 watch when it was originally released in 2012.In my opinion, the X-Trem-1 watch was underrated due to having a very unusual design and mechanism people didn't quite understand. For example, you need to be a real watch movement nerd to realize that it is quite amazing to have magnet

Schofield Signalman GMT Watches
For a while I was talking to Giles Ellis as he was in the midst of starting a watch brand. It was interesting to see yet another independent watch brand thrust themselves along supported by one enthusiastic founder faced with a number of challenges. Ellis, and Englishman, wanted a watch that reflected his tastes and ideals. For him Schofield is a true Gentleman's brand and offers the types of watches he wants to hear. He has great admiration for both the historic and contemporary English watch makers that are helping to bring horological street cred back to the UK.Schofield's first pieces are called the Signalman. Two watches, both limited editions, that are offered in a polished steel or matte DLC coated black steel case. The case is pretty interesting and unfortunately doesn't come across super well in these images. I will try to do some hands-on stuff in the future. It is 44mm wide and produced locally in Britain.? While not a diver per se, the watch is water resistant to 500 meters

Help on which Rolex next???
Okay, so I bought my first Rolex, a two-two blue submariner last September after my breaking my goal for sales. Then two months later I caved and bought my second, a Yachtmaster 2 SS. I love them both. This year I want to add a classic looking stainless steel and black face and bezel. I already have the bluesy sub, but was thinking of getting the classic ss and black sub. Would you guys suggest that or going with a black and stainless GMT or Sea Dweller which have different be roughly similar looks to the ss black sub?In the next five years I plan on buying a gold presidential when I pass the 80 million mark in sales in one year.

A question for "Past" Deep Sea Owners...
I remember seeing a Deep Sea at an AD when it first came out...I thought it was a super looking watch...!!!Tried it on, but found it to be to thick...and I have an 8 wrist...Now I know that To Thick is a relative term and it's all personal preference...And I only had the watch on for a few moments...But I saw someone wearing one today and it looked so good...And not over the top at all...So I am just curious to hear the comments of people who have owned and worn them on a regular basis for a while...but ended up selling them...

GMT 2 Bezel refinishing
Hello fellow Rolexer,is there a place where they can make the GMT bezel more defined again i.r. teeth more sharper ?thx