Arnold & Son Makes World's Thinnest Tourbillon Watch
This is the UTTE watch by Arnold & Son, and apparently it is the world's thinnest tourbillon. The trend of watches getting ever chunkier year after year seems to live on without disturbance - but the race for the ultimate in finesse and subtle elegance can be just as stirring as well and the manufacture of Arnold & Son is here to prove that point by releasing something to excite those who admire such fine treats of horology. With their ?double-balance?and earlier on with the?inside-out?watches they made it pretty clear that they are everything but?shy when it comes to reaching beyond the strict frontiers of fine watch making. Now, however, they have ventured onto violent waters, proudly possessed by one of the ultra-thin greats: Piaget.Technical extravagance is sometimes easier to achieve than creating something strictly abiding rules and borders - and when one sets himself to the challenge of originating something that's ultra-thin (the thinnest ever, in fact), suddenly those

Introducing The Bremont ALT1-C Rose Gold Classic Chronograph
Bremont is known for making some of the toughest watches out there. These are the watches being chosen by modern explorers and militaries all over the world and they're taken to the poles and subjected to massive G-forces. Gold probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Bremont, but today we have the robust ALT1-C chronograph rendered in rose gold with classic styling, offering up a new elegant side of Bremont.This isn't the first gold watch Bremont has made �C both the Victory and the Codebreaker are available in rose gold �C but it is the non-limited edition gold watch from the brand. This new watch starts with the same foundation as the rest of the ALT1-C chronographs. There is a 43mm Trip-Tick case, a COSC-certified calibre BE-50AE automatic chronograph movement (totalizing up to 30 minutes), and a sapphire caseback letting you look at the movement. 2 OF 2 A Closer Look At The?Bremont ALT1-C Rose Gold Classic Chronograph But, instead of the

In-Depth: Introducing The Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Perpetual Calendar (Live Photos, Thoughts, Official Pricing)
Jaeger-LeCoultre's 39mm Master Ultra Thin case (henceforth known at MUT) is one of my absolute favorites. It is the perfect size for me, the perfect size for a dress watch, and no matter the complication, it just works. Take, for example, two introductions in this line from the past two years - 2011's Master Ultra Thin Moon and 2012's Master Ultra Thin Tourbillon. Both of these watches are simply divine (and the latter is one of the few tourbillons I would actually wear in public without feeling like a true, well, you know what I mean). So, for 2013, Jaeger-LeCoultre has gone ahead and introduced a superb new watch in this same ultra-thin 39mm case, and it just so happens to be my favorite complication - a perpetual calendar. 2 OF 30 So what is this watch exactly? Well, it's not exactly brand new, in the sense that it uses JLC's ultra-thin modular perpetual calendar, in this case called the caliber 868. This is a self-winding perpetual with 336 pa

Deep Black
Hey Guys,I went and spent some time with the Deep Black today. I loved it when it was announced but thought it would be too big for my 6.5 wrist. Surprisingly, it doesn't wear large at all. Well, it wears large, but not monstrously huge like I thought it would. Also threw on the DSOTM to compare. What do you think? Anybody else interested in this piece? I'm seriously thinking about picking one up.

panerai too big on the wrist??
really digging the PAM682 42mm submersible but concerned it's too big for my small wrist. any thoughts??