Introducing The Hamilton Khaki Pilot Pioneer Aluminum, A Colorful Collection Of Lightweight Pilot
The Hamilton Khaki Pilot Pioneer collection presents classic pilot's watch styles at an affordable price point, and with this new model Hamilton has brought a new material to the mix. The Khaki Pilot Pioneer Aluminum has a solid aluminum case, a first for the brand. This makes the watch extremely lightweight and a special treatment allows it to take on different colors. There are four color variations here, but all of them start with an asymmetrical design and a highly legible dial.Aluminum is a material not often found in watch cases. Even though it's very lightweight, it can be fragile if not treated properly. Here Hamilton has subjected the aluminum to a special treatment that renders it harder, more durable, and able to take on color more easily. This means you get the advantages of aluminum without having to worry about denting your case on the edge of your desk. 2 OF 3 There are four color options available – khaki green, sand, black, and navy –

Interview: The Shockingly Thin Piaget Altiplano Chronograph Explained By Piaget CEO Philippe Leopold
The chronograph is a decidedly difficult complication to produce – that much we know. After all, up until about 15 years ago there were less than a handful of manually wound chronographs in existence. Another great tenet of watchmaking is that of the ultra-thin movement, a specialty practically owned these days but nobody but Piaget. It was last December that we caught a glimpse of a truly extraordinary timepiece – the Piaget Alitplano Chronograph – a manually wound, in-house chronograph with fly-back mechanism and GMT function that was only 8.24 mm thick. As of today, this incredible watch is in stores, and we thought it was worth revisiting this incredible piece by allowing Philippe Leopold-Metzger, Piaget's global CEO, to explain it to you. 1 OF 3 2 OF 33 OF 3 The Piaget Altiplano Chronograph is currently in stores (as of this week) for $28,600. You can see more on this watch here, and stay tuned in the upcoming weeks for a detailed review

Why doesnt AP add a new model to their Royal Oak line??
Why doesn't AP add a new model for their Royal Oak line? The Perpetual Calendar is very nice but pricey as heck. And the tourbillion and skeleton models serves more aesthetics then function.I wonder if they will take more of an Patek Phillpe approach and broaden their functions on the sports line.Maybe a GMT to come??What do you guys think?

Royal Oak chrono bracelet clasp question??
Can someone let me know or have some pics of the new clasp on the Royal Oak chrono steel bracelet. Apparently the older clasps had screws on the side of the push detail and they were falling out and some changes were made to the clasp where the screws were Eliminated and there was some sturdy more robust design changes to th clasp. Can someone guide me or show me pics of th new clasp on the steel bracelet and what series should I be buying?RegardsUrooj

Grand Seiko hi beat peacock or wait for LV
Finally I have found an alternative green dial. I've not seen the peacock dial in the flesh but it looks nice in the pictures. Its a limited edition and I have the chance to buy it now, one read lots of good things about Grand Seiko but not own or held one before, anytime with any experience with GS?