Bulgari Unveils Three New Watches in Revamped Bulgari Bulgari Collection
Bulgari introduced three new models in its iconic Bulgari Bulgari men’s watch collection at Baselworld 2013, including the line’s first chronograph and tourbillon timepieces. Each new watch contains a manufacture movement crafted in Bulgari’s ateliers in La Chaux-de-Fonds and Le Sentier, Switzerland.The Bulgari Bulgari made its debut in 1977, on the heels of the runaway success of the limited-edition Bulgari Roma, a digital watch that was given as a Christmas gift to Bulgari’s top 100 clients a few years earlier, in 1975, and that of another limited edition, issued in 1976, that was available only at the Bulgari boutique in Rome. (Bulgari has released a new, limited mechanical version of the Bulgari Roma, as part of the 2013 collection.)The inspiration for both the original Roma and the first Bulgari Bulgari was an ancient Roman coin on which the effigy of the emperor was encircled by engraved inscriptions. Famed watch designer G��rald Genta �� who also provided t

Zenith recently suffered a new direction, and it may be one of the first models to the stem of this change.
As expected, this is yet another model of watches "vintage" of a popular luxury Swiss brand of watches (this is a coincidence of French-owned). Zenith recently suffered a new direction, and it may be one of the first models to the stem of this change. There are great hopes for the brand which has been during the past few years, interesting, but incorruptible watches that have no soul or clear purpose. This new model is certainly a change, but I do not think that it is for the better.

The Limited Edition Bremont Codebreaker Now Available On MrPorter.com
In June 2013, UK watchmaker Bremont introduced the Codebreaker �C a flyback chronograph with GMT function made in collaboration with the historic Bletchley Park Trust. We showed you the watch moments after launch, highlighting Bletchley Park's important role as the center of code breaking operations for the British Army during WWII. The Codebreaker incorporates a number of real historical artifacts into the design, including parts of the punchcards used for code breaking. Though the watch was made in very limited numbers, online retailer MrPorter has secured a number of Codebreakers to offer online starting today.? 2 OF 4 Only 240 steel and 50 18k rose gold Codebreakers will be produced. To mark each piece, Bremont secured five extremely rare punch cards from the Bletchley Park code breaking machine. Segments of the punchcards are used on the side of the Codebreaker's case, denoting each piece's unique serial number. Additionally, the crown is inlaid with wood from the flo

Warning... Panerai Service (TX) returned my panerai with case damage...
Heard a lot of bad things about the service center in TX. Despite hearing all the bad things about them, never thought they could botch a simple bezel replacement (deeply scratched my 8 Days bezel on cement and nobody else has OEM bezels... ). Anyways, got it back and while the bezel looks great and the polish job is excellent (they even removed the screwdriver scratches from frequently changing straps), they left a pretty deep / gnarly set of DEEP scratches on the back of the case right near the screwdown back ... like someone was trying to unscrew or pry the back off with a pocket knife ?? clearly happened pre-polish so obviously not shipping/handling issues.Not even sure if I'll even send a complaint... I'm not planning on ever selling this piece (still love it).... or getting another Panerai ever again for that matter .

Here we go...the debate can continue
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