Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Gyrotourbillon: Crown Jewel of the Reverso’s 85th Anniversary (Updated with Live Pictures)
Jaeger-LeCoultre celebrates the 85th Anniversary of its iconic Reverso model in 2016, and the Swiss brand has launched a plethora of new Reverso watches at this year’s SIHH watch salon in Geneva to mark the milestone (click here for some of the models that have already been presented). By far the most technically masterful is the piece I just saw today, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Gyrotourbillon, a platinum cased, open-dialed, micromechanical marvel limited to 75 pieces.Jaeger-LeCoultre has drawn upon the full force of its watchmaking expertise in creating the all-new movement for the Reverso Tribute Gyrotourbillon, which is equipped with a new version of JLC’s now-famous bi-axial flying tourbillon device (click here for an in-depth look at how it’s made and how it works) and yet is 30 percent thinner in terms of both width and thickness than previous gyrotourbillon calibers.The watch, which is part of JLC’s Hybris Mechanica collection of ultra-complex

Watch Wallpaper: 8 Montblanc Watches and Movements
We continue our series of wallpaper images of luxury watches with Montblanc, which has introduced several notable new timepieces in recent years. Scroll down to find eight photos of recently released Montblanc watches, along with some really pretty Montblanc movements, that you can download for your desktop.Click each photo for a larger image.Montblanc Calibre MB M16, used in the Collection Villeret 1858 Exo TourbillonMontblanc Collection Villeret 1858 Exo TourbillonMontblanc Calibre MB M13.21, used in the Meisterst��ck Heritage PulsographMontblanc Meisterst��ck Heritage MoonphaseMontblanc Meisterst��ck Heritage PulsographMontblanc Homage to Nicolas RieussecMontblanc Timewalker Chronograph 100Montblanc Timewalker ExtremeThis article was originally published on April 13, 2014, and has been updated.

Perfect companion
Just celebrated our 18th anniversary of companionship�� with a nice ambient, great food, and our favorite watches Pardon the date setting though Thanks for sharing our joy!

Thoughts on Omega 3211.31
Looking for another watch on days that I do not want to wear my Sub Date. Looking to flip my TT white dial SMP for this beauty. Any thoughts?

Rolex-Marketing genius?
It is a while since I browsed the forum.I return and find the whirlwind once again around steel sports models.When I bought my first Rolex a 5513 (wish I still had it now) around twenty years ago,a Steel sub date had an 18 month waiting list and a steel Daytona 7 years!!Things did change over the years,You did see steel ceramic sub dates in dealer windows now and again and the steel Daytona list got down to a month at a dealer I use.We are now fortunately well out of a double dip recession and Rolex is again doing what I believe it does best,engineering it's own hype.It is my belief that Rolex is limiting supply on the steel sports models to create the position it was in twenty years ago.The general publics perception that what they are buying is illusive and they have to be on a waiting list only increases the value of the piece in their eyes.Low and behold the release of the new Daytona(fortunately for me,a watch I don't lust after).It would surprise me if the ceramic model hasn't be