A. Lange & S?hne Richard Lange Tourbillon Pour Le M��rite Watch White Gold Boutique Edition
A. Lange & S?hne announced?the A. Lange & S?hne Richard Lange Tourbillon Pour Le M��rite in late 2010 (hands-on here), and at the time, it was pretty much the be-all and end-all timepiece in Lange's history. Sure, their hugely impressive Double Split and?a few other highly complicated pieces were also available, but even just the name of this new release?indicated that it was something even more special. Today, A. Lange & S?hne released?a new version of this remarkable piece, this time in a white gold case, available exclusively at the brand's boutiques around the world �C with no word on it being a limited edition.Getting back to the name of the piece for just one more?moment, you see, A. Lange & S?hne named this watch after Richard Lange, subtly implying the watch's highly scientific nature. Richard was the son of F.A. Lange, the founder of the company, who worked as a?technical director of the manufacture, focusing?on evolving precision watchmaking on the basis of scie

Summer Watch Guide 2014
Being that yesterday was Memorial Day, a day that might mark the beginning of summer hours if you work somewhere that believes in such things, it seems like an appropriate day for a summer watch guide! What's a summer watch? Well�� Any watch is really a summer watch, but the ones included here are easy to wear, on the smaller side, and can easily be put on a nylon NATO for those sweaty days.For the sake of variety, we broke the list up into "sporty" watches and "casual" watches��the main difference really being toughness and aggressive styling. Naturally, this guide is but a small amount of what's out there, really just focusing on some fun stuff we've seen in the last year�� so enjoy and let us know what you'll be wearing in the comments!Sporty:Archimede: Outdoor ProtectWe reviewed the Archimede Outdoor about 2 years now, and it left a lasting impression on us. With a 39mm barrel case, super legible dial, swiss automatic movement, overall handsome and classic aesthetic that doesn't quite

15300OR.OO.D088CR.02 do it all watch?
Hello I wanted to get opinions on the 15300OR in rose gold on a strap (white dial) as a watch that I could both dress up and down. Before I tried this watch on yesterday I was looking into a Patek 5296 in white gold as a dress watch. But when I tried this watch on I basically fell in love with it. I had always been hesitant in purchasing a gold watch because of my age (17) I didn’t think that I was old enough to pull off a gold watch. I need a watch that I can use as a dress watch but when I tried this watch on it also felt a slight bit causal. So my question, do you guys think this watch works for both a dress watch and a casual watch or do you think it only does one category well.

Early 5402ST A-88 Series Royal Oak Sold at Antiquorum!!!
I wish I would've bought that A-Series!!! The whole article on Hodinkee is pretty good. They also had a 0001 H serial 15400ST for sale.The 5402 sold for 40,000 CHF. catalog.antiquorum/catalo...&auctionid=262.hodinkee/blog/2012/5/...oaks-ever.html

Planet Ocean first impressions
So I just received a new 2201.51 with 2500D movement. It feels a bit smaller than my ExpII 42mm. It wears more like a 40mm to me. Love the case shape and proportions. The new 8500 PO felt too thick for a 42mm. I'm a sucker for matte dials as it just looks more classy too me. The orange numbers pop off this dial. My only complaint would be the bracelet. Not really impressed with this one. The newer Rolex bracelets just feel and fit better than this one. Even the older rolex bracelets fit perfect with the micro-adjustments. I may just order an isofrane to go with this one. As for the 2500D, I guess time will tell how durable and reliable it will be. Overall, a great value at it's street price.