Giveaway: Christopher Ward C60 Trident GMT Watch
I am pretty jealous of who ever will be the winner of this month's giveaway. I have here a Christopher Ward C60 Trident GMT watch for your winning pleasure. The C60 Trident was released in late 2010 and came in a range of flavors. The inspiration behind the C60 Trident collection is the widely beloved (and also British) Bremont Supermarine 500. Not everyone can afford a Supermarine, so the C60 Trident is your next best bet. Christopher Ward also offers the C60 Trident in GMT form, and that is what you can win here.This watch is interesting because it borrows from both the Bremont Supermarine and the famous Rolex GMT Master Pan Am - nick-named the Rolex GMT "Pepsi dial." This Ref. C60-GMT-SRBK watch is in steel and 42mm wide (water resistant to 300 meters). Inside the watch is a Swiss ETA 2893-2 automatic GMT movement. The watch has a rotating GMT bezel and comes on a leather strap. A fantastic looking timepiece and one of the best available from Christopher Ward at this time. The ret

Oris Artelier Jumping Hour Review
Jump hours are one of the more uncommon, but cool complications you can find on a watch. Well, in my opinion that is. By removing the hour hand and creating a digital readout, one that in a true jump hour instantly changes at the top of the hour, you get something that is both interesting and practical. Jump hours are really easy to read at a glance. Visually, they are then just intriguing pieces that, depending on the design, will have a very different look and feel from you standard three-hander.Jump hours are so uncommon that we've actually only have reviewed one in the history of w&w. Well, today we're going to change that with the Oris Artelier Jumping Hour. Part of one their dressier lines, the Jumping Hour stands out from the collection not just because of the complication, but also for having a rather unmistakeable, heavily textured dial. Using a Dubois Depraz module on a Sellita SW 300-1 movement, the Oris Artelier Jumping Hour has a price tag of $4,600, making it an expen

Curious...does anyone know the weight of the Rose gold rubber clad vs the RG 44??
Hey everyone,I'm sure this is a question I could answer by simply going to a jewelry store and weighing each (since I have both in my possession) but I was curious if anyone knew. They feel seem to feel about the same...almost as though the rubberclad is a tad heavier. I was interested to see if anyone knew. Thanks in advance!Best,Carlos

AD'S falling like 9 pins
2012 definately seems the year Omega will be implementing their No discount policy by taking away Omega watches from established AD's in favour of the Omega run Boutiques, which, as we know give no discounts. Within 100yds of a recently refurbished MINI Omega Boutique (section dedicated to Omega only watches but in the same premises that other brands are being sold) 2 massive AD's Goldsmiths and Frazer Hart have lost their Omega AD status in weeks of each other, leaving only the mini boutique to sell Omega watches locally. Needless to say the AD's are selling their stocks at really good prices to clear windows/stocks within a month or so, (I will be purchasing 2) which is all notice Omega gave them.......What away to treat loyal dealers who sold your goods for 16 years. Omega you should be a shamed.

5711 Clasp Issue
Hi All, Long time lurker, first time poster!! After a few months of research and phoning around dealers I managed to obtain a BN 5711 about a month ago and all has been well so far, love the watch to bits! I had to get a 1.5 link installed to get a nice fit on the wrist, however I have recently had issues with the clasp popping open when flexing my wrist at certain angles for example, if climbing out swimming pool or pushing myself up from the desk at work... I used to have similar issue with a Cartier Tank Francaise a few years ago and actually lost that watch, obviously dont want a repeat experience.......AD said to bring it back so he can look it over, just wondered if anyone else had suffered this issue?? Cheers.