Marvin Malton 160 Cushion Limited Edition "Toujours Plus" Watch For CoolHunting
Apparently CoolHuntingwatches-dealer is on a "limited edition kick," and will offer a few such items. One of them is going to be this highly limited Marvin Malton 160 Cushion "Toujours Plus" watch that will only have 8 pieces. The watches will be available for sale (via CoolHunting I believe), but one of them will be auctioned off to benefit the New York City Animal Rescue (animalhavenshelter.org).Technically the watch is identical to the current Marvin Malton 160 Cushion three-hand automatic. The difference is in the colors as well as the dial and some text on the watch. The 42mm wide steel case is PVD black with a black and green textured dial. "Toujours Plus" is the French translation of CoolHunting's motto "always more." I wonder if aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer needs a motto?Not sure who footed the bill for this project. Probably a joint effort between CoolHunting and Marvin. We are talking about just 8 watches, but the expense is really in the tooling and custom parts. The black and

Breitling Montbrillant 01 Limited Released
With a look inspired by the 1940s and 1950s and featuring a circular rule for pilots, the Montbrillant chronograph was named after construction on the rue de Montbrillant, on the heights of La Chaux-de-Fonds, which housed workshops of Breitling from 1892 to 1979. It is in these places that the brand developed inventions and improvements that have been changing the face of the wrist Chronograph, including the first pushpiece independent (1915), the second independent pushpiece (1934) and the first to winding automatic chronograph (1969). It is also where Breitling produced its first Chronographs on board who have contributed to its status of?official supplier of aviation in the world? during the boom of air transport on the propeller and jet aircraft later.

Omega Speedmaster 50th anniversary limited edit.
I have become interested in acquiring one of the new Omega 50th anniversary Speedmasters. The Omega site isn't too helpful, and I've seen these watches advertised with a transparent case back as well as some with a solid case back. I've also seen a couple of different crystal materials as well as the two different movements listed. Several sites show the traditional 1861 movement while other sites list the new co-axial movement.Are there really this many variations of this limited edition model?I prefer the 1861 manual movement with a solid case back and a sapphire crystal. Is this variety available?

Does the caliber 23-300 has overwind protection?
The 23-300 is obviously a manual wind caliber and on my 2593 the crown is so small and also a bit recessed in the case that is is quite hard to wind. Hence I usually only wind it a few turns just to keep it running. A few times I have tried to wind it fully though but I always have to stop as my fingers get numb (it also takes quite a force to wind). I have wound it as much as it should be fully wound comparing to other calibers but the spring does not tighten. Does the 23-300 have an overwind protection that makes the mainspring slip in the barrel like automatic movements have?

Which Nautilus to really balance out the collection?
Hi All,As you can see, my current collection consists of a '68 Omega Speedmaster Professional (Transitional), Patek Philippe Annual Calendar, Pre-ceramic Rolex GMT Master II, Vacheron Constantin Patrimony, and currently a Panerai Luminor 1950 3-day automatic. Since getting my AC and Patrimony, I have found that the PAM is just too big and heavy to be comfortable so am now considering to flip it and buy a Nautilus. Many of the pictures that I have seen of that watch tend to make it look quite big as well but I recently had a chance to try it on and was amazed at how comfortable it wears on the wrist. It can also be dressed up better than the PAM. I am convinced this is the way to go but am now debating between the 5711 blue, 5711 white, or the 5712. The 5711 blue seems to be the iconic watch (and I have seen numerous polls here to suggest that is the better choice) but I also really like the look of the white as well. Similarly, I like the complication of the 5712 and the hints of r