Longio 1000m Diving Tourbillon Watch
Remember the Chinese watch maker Longio? I talked about them here when discussing their first tourbillon watches. I applauded the Hong Kong based watch maker for having the courage to thrust itself in the tourbillon watch market that is dominated by European watch companies that have the process down pretty well. China's strength is in ingenuity and keeping costs low. The highly sought after tourbillon complication could be had from Longio at a fraction of what the European makers charge. Not that Chinese tourbillon watches are a replacement for the Europeans, but it is was certainly a knock on the door of the stalwart giants.Now comes Longio's second tourbillon watch, the yet to be properly named 1000m Diving Tourbillon. Diver tourbillon watches aren't new, but this combination of 1000m water resistant case, sporty looks, and cost of about $8,000 simply cannot be found in any European watch for double, triple, or even quadruple the cost. In fact most European diving tourbillon watches

The New Rolex Sea-Dweller DEEPSEA From WatchReport.com
At BaselWorld 2008 this year, Rolex announced an update to their already amazing, top-of-the-line diver: The Rolex Sea-Dweller. They're calling the new model the Sea-Dweller DEEPSEA. The DEEPSEA has several changes from the original Sea-Dweller

Limited Edition Scott Carpenter
I purchased a Breitling Cosmonaute Scott Carpenter Limited Edition model around 1996. I still have the box and papers. I don't see these trading hands often in the secondary market. I was hoping some of you might be able to help me with a valuation. Thank you for your input.

The three Patekteers
Pulled these out of the safe tonight for a quick family trio photo. Maybe not your perfect three Pateks, but it's my trifecta!Thanks again to this community for the brand insights and enabling....

Power Reserve/ Main Spring test completed. Why you should check yours.
If you are a automatic watch enthusiast like myself, these test are not only mandatory but interesting and fun. . .I love knowing what my watches movements are capable of. . These test are also a very good idea to keep a record of your automatics performance for future reference. .If your time starts to slip or power reserve starts to fall, you know its time for a service. . On with the test.........I just finished a main spring / power reserve test of my new Panerai N Pam 104. . . I started the the test Sunday morning at 9am by winding the watch fully and setting the time. . I then set the watch in my watch box making sure not to touch or move it for the duration of the test. .I then periodically monitored its accuracy as the mainspring winds down . . . The power reserve spec for the OPIII movement is 42 hours... My results were surprising. .The watch has be regulate to a incredibly high standard. . .The OPIII movement in my watch keeps a outstanding accuracy rate of 0 seconds + or -