SIHH: JeanRichard Shows Two New Bressels and the Highlands Sand Sports Watch
At SIHH JeanRichard is introducing three new men’s models: the Bressel Homage “Daniel” is inspired by a Daniel JeanRichard pocket watch created in 1710. The Bressel 1665 Small Hour and Minute offers a distinctive time display, and the sporty Highlands “Sand” reinterprets the original Highlands from the mid-1990s. All three are powered by in-house JeanRichard movements.The Bressel Homage “Daniel” is dedicated to Daniel JeanRichard, the pioneer and “father” of watchmaking in the Neuchatel Mountains, and is a celebration of one of his greatest creations, to date the only known silver pocket watch of its time – one created in 1710. The new model has an understated look. The pink gold case measures a classic 38mm in diameter. It houses a curved, white lacquered dial, echoing the enamel used on the pocket watch. The Roman numerals are painted in black and the leaf-shaped hands are blued. The date display is offset in red.Behind the

A very satisfied INCOMING!
Very pleased to share with friends here on my new incoming! My 6th AP, freshly out from AP Singapore Boutique, I must say that both the watch and boutique services are top notch. I couldn't have asked for more from my favourite watch house!I've considered the Ceramic Diver for quite a while before pulling the trigger. It is my first AP with an in-house 3120 movement... Diver is the first-of-its-kind modern AP with 300m water resistance and a rotating bezel feature... It is also my first all-black watch with some orange content on the dial which is quite related to my forum nickname! The finishing of the black ceramic case and bezel is indeed second to none IMO. The trademark vertical brushed lines complete the authentic look of the Royal Oak. The chunky watch is pretty light due to its Ceramic/Titanium material combo. It wears very comfortably on my wrist I can wear it whole day. The titanium display case back allows a full view of the in-house automatic movement with the beautiful gol

PO 8500 Rubber strap, the buckled version
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A beautiful watch deserves beautiful pictures, and a beautiful pictures needs a better camera. So on this lazy Sunday morning, out comes my Nikon DSLR to capture my latest beauty. The Patek 5205R is a 40mm Complication Watch in a Rose Gold case. Truth be told, the RG can resembles YG in some lighting. This is the 5205R in more subdue room lighting. Close up of the Dial. Everything looks perfect. Now the crown. Exquisitely embossed and crafted. Sorry for the dust. Now the close-up shots of the Patek Annual Calendar Calibre 324 movement. I think I finally realised what I am paying for! The Gold Rotor with the Calatrava EmblemClose-up of the Rotor... the details are just amazing. Pushing my lens to the limit, I tried a detailed closeup. But I think I need a more powerful lens. Really, the detailed work and finishing on the movement is amazing. A final parting shot... Hope you guys like my mediocre photography work. Thanks!

Flaw Tolerance
Hi guys,I'm looking to find out what is considered Acceptable when bringing a watch in for Warranty. I recently purchased my 116710LN from Hong Kong and my fellow RSC Canadians here at Rolex Head Office Toronto have done a very good job with my watches. (As you can see with my macro shots of bracelet resizing and lug work) However, I still have another concern.My lug at 5:00 had excess metal (0.1-0.5mm) that can be seen under certain light. (Check out the inner lower right lug):https://imgur/KVRaf8DToday, I brought it to them to see what's up, and within 20 minutes, the polished the excess metal off. I was very surprised when I took out my OCD Glasses and took a look at it. The excess metal were taken off flawlessly. https://imgur/41D9QJMMy concern now is that upon further inspection, I see that the inside of the lug (where the Solid Endlinks Meet the Lug) has a micro chip, probably related to the excess metal at the 5:00 lug. It can really be seen when the solid endlinks are pushed do