the new Burberry Constellation with pie-pan dial can live up to our expectations
A collection that celebrates its 60th anniversary and a specific model or design that has been in the collection for 30 years �C like the Manhattan �C is something worth celebrating or at least worth mentioning.I hope the new Burberry Constellation with pie-pan dial can live up to our expectations! The preview photo of the pie-pan dial, diamond shaped hour markers and dauphin hands looks very promising.

luxurious Cartier Santos Mysterieuse Watch
This is cool! Cartier has come out with a very sexy limited edition Santos baffling watch. The watch displays a bubble transparent, similar to the mystery of Cartier Watch. The case is made in palladium set with round diamonds and has an opaline dial of money and a black alligator strap. The movement is a hand-wound Cartier manufacture calibre 9600 with 19 jewels, which beats to 21 600 BPH. The watch is performed with a limited edition of 100.

Introducing The Patek Philippe Ref. 5396G, Made Exclusively For Tiffany & Co.
There is a rich history shared between Tiffany & Co. and Patek Philippe, and nearly five years ago Patek Philippe opened their first US boutique in the iconic Tiffany & Co. flagship on New York's Fifth Avenue. To celebrate the five year anniversary of this opening, the duo have released a special edition annual calendar, and here we have your first look at this amazing watch.These two companies have been working together for the better part of two centuries, with a formal connection going back to 1851 with the founders of both firms agreeing to work together to promote excellence in their respective fields. You may have even seen so-called Tiffany Dial Patek Philippe watches before, like this 1436 Split-Seconds Chronograph, but they have not been made for quite some time. In 2008, Patek Philippe opened the 3,000-square-foot boutique on the second floor of Tiffany & Co.'s Fifth Avenue flagship store, Patek's first boutique in the United States. In addition to sel

Opinions on the Seawolf...
I am contemplating getting my first Breitling ...I am a WIS from when I was still very young, my focus is dive watches and have owned many brands...I must admit I never gave much thought about buying a Breitling...I don't really like how they seem to be fixated with aviation (especially in marketing themselves). I don't like busy dials and polished watches (so that cuts out 98% of Breilting watches for me) and I don't care about planes. I am a diver and think of me more as the 'marine' kind of guy...still I know Breitling makes some sturdy, well built watches that are definitely reliable underwater so I am thinking why not give the brand a chance...I have looked at the Superocean steelfish but cannot get around all that useless numbers and hash marks on the dial. IMHO they make it look unecessarily busy...I like the clean dial Abyss but then it doesn't have a lume pip on the bezel....so by default I am leaning more and more towards a stainless steel Seawolf which is slightly heavier an

st got a pre-loved 2064.50 Seamaster Pro Quartz!
I have not heard/read much on this watch, but all I can say is WOW! It is perfect as a grab and go watch that I can wear daily to work. Perfect size and of course awesome quality. It is comfortable as a dress watch and or casual.Has anyone else had any experiences with this watch?Are they rare? It is essentially a black Bond style Seamaster Pro 300M.It came with box/papers from 2000 when the original owner bought it new. I even have the original receipt.Any info would be great!Thanks,Ron