Close-Up: The Award-Winning, Bauhaus-Inspired Nomos Tangente Watch
Nomos Glash��tte, a watch brand very popular in its native Germany and now making a big push in America as well, takes justifiable pride in its flagship timepiece, the starkly designed �� and multiple design-award-winning �� Tangente watch, which applies Bauhaus design principles to its dial.Watch aficionados are likely familiar with the German watchmaking town of Glash��tte, and the two major luxury brands that hail from there, A. Lange & S?hne and Glash��tte Original. (Another German watch company, Tutima, has recently moved some manufacturing there as well.) Nomos, founded in 1991, has a few aspects in common with the “big two” Saxon watch brands, in that it makes its own movements and incorporates traditional Glash��tte elements into them, such as three-quarters plates and Glash��tte wave and sunburst decorations. However, Nomos is different in that its watches are by and large much more affordably priced, with steel cases and mostly simple complications.The Tangente, firs

Hublot Launches the Classic Fusion Dwyane Wade
Hublot is launching its latest timepiece made in collaboration with its “brand ambassador,” Dwyane Wade. The Hublot Classic Fusion Dwyane Wade is the second limited-edition Hublot watch to carry the name of the NBA basketball star, and it includes an impressive storage option. Let’s take a look.The new Hublot Classic Fusion Dwyane Wade offers an elegant counterpoint to the sporty King Power D-Wade launched in 2011, which incorporated a prominent red case and red dial accents. The new model features understated red and gold highlights in a 45-mm polished, black ceramic case.The Classic Fusion Dwyane Wade Offers red and gold accents in a polished black ceramic case.The dial features a prominent Dwyane Wade logo integrated into the counter at 3 o'clock, and the printed Dwyane Wade signature at 6 o'clock. The accompanying red and black watch box resembles a luggage trunk, and it can securely fit up to four watches.Dwyane Wade presents the impressive watch box that accom

Bye bye AP!
Well, I'm sending my APs off to Clearwater tomorrow for the 3rd year warranty. While I'll miss them, it'll give my Diver tang buckle time to get here. Besides my Patek 5711/1A and Panerai 233 have been crying for attention lately.

5140p black with diamond markers
Tried this 5140p on again today at the AD. Not too blingy. Not sure if I can pull off diamonds in my day-to-day, though.

Can't Decide??
I am torn. I am looking at getting my second Rolex and I can not decide between a Rolex Submariner Date and No Date. I keep getting drawn to the no date because it seems less common but wonder if I will get annoyed having to pull my phone out to check the date ( I sign a lot of documents). I keep heading into my local AD and they do not have either one in stock which make the decision harder as I have not been able to try one on. Thanks for everyones thoughts.