Greubel Forsey Double Tourbillon Technique Black
If there is anything that this industry has done to me, it is to give me an incredibly skewed perception of wealth. I've lately realized that I have a very poor notion of "affordable" and "normal." When you notice that an entry level mechanical timepiece that you'd hesitantly give to your father hoping he wouldn't think it is too simple can cost $2,000, you probably know what I am talking about. In the scheme of buying products, $2,000 is expensive, and this version of the Greubel Forsey Double Tourbillon is so many more times that in price.Greubel Forsey produces many watches that are a close neighbor to $1 million, proving themselves to be harsh mistresses. As unattainable as she is in this shiny black dress, this black titanium piece of horologia did steal my heart when spending just a few romantic moments together at SIHH 2013. Is it but a mere horological flirt? Perhaps my tastebuds should have never been exposed to this type of rich flavor? Am I doomed forever to see anything but

Erroyl E30 Heritage Review
In the sub $500 price range, there are plenty of sport watches, tool watches, pilots watches, etc�� While these might be the watches we typically wear, and cover on w&w, every collection, nay every person, needs at least one dress or formal watch to wear. Whether your personal style just leans more towards the formal, you need to dress conservatively for work, or you need the right watch to match to your suit for the odd wedding: it's unavoidable.Well, Australian newcomer Erroyl seeks to change this with their first series of watches, the E30 Heritage line. Designed to be as handsome as it is affordable, the E30 features sapphire crystals, a Miyota 9015 and a price point of only $283. This makes the E30 an interesting offering as it's not only one of the few mechanical dress/casual pieces under $500, it's one of the least expensive watches to be powered by the 9015. The question is, is it worth it's modest price tag?Erroyl E3 Heritage ReviewCase: PolishedMovement: Miyota 9015Dial: S

Nothing hollow here...
I'm in a heated discussion on another forum and would like an answer from true experts. Are they solid or hollow. If it depends on model, then let's go with majority. Thanks!

Hi Np.ewbie here Help
Hi Ive been thinking of taking the plunge into the patek world having been an IWC and Zenith man all my life, Tne one vital question i have is i have an 8 inch wrist will a 5726 leather or ss fit me as standard? Ive seen threads saying 7.5 is standard and id have to buy extra links or even an oem leather strapThanks for any help

STATE OF THE COLLECTION....and considering a flip
I haven't made any changes to my little collection in almost two years now, but I seem to be developing an itch. I'm considering buying a DJ41 with Jubilee bracelet, fluted bezel, and white face. I've never owned a Jubilee, and now that it has an easylink I feel the need .I reduced my collection from 6 to 4 a few years ago (with plenty of flipping along the way) and really don't want to have more than 4 again, so I would probably sell my Explorer II. I suspect the DJ would make an interesting variation. I'll put pictures in the next post (as soon as I've switched to Tapatalk), and will appreciate any opinions....