Cartier's new watch comes with a new classic style
The Calibre of Cartier, the brand offers a watch classic spirit, with contemporary ambitions and the sensibilities of pure watchmaking. Which, Calibre of Cartier is powered by automatic movement of internal manufacturing 1904MC.

The Restoration Of A Rolex Tru-Beat Caliber 1040 (Reference 6556)
Rolex makes some of the most robust workhorse movements on the planet, but (with some exceptions) “Rolex” and “complication” are rarely words found in a single sentence. That is what makes the Rolex Tru-Beat and the restoration of it so awesome. I got the chance to work on an incredibly rare and uncharacteristic Rolex movement and loved every dead second of it. While many readers here know this, for the sake of the new, the Tru-Beat has a dead-second complication, meaning the second hand “ticks” rather than flows. Made in the '60s, this was a mechanical novelty that was relegated to near obscurity because of its unfortunate likeness to a dreaded cheap quartz watch. The complication serves no practical purpose, and while arguably most complications serve no practical purpose, Rolex has almost never ventured into the world of complications. They don’t make tourbillons, repeaters, perpetual calendars, etc., yet for a brief period of ti

SIHH 2015 The Return of the Royal Oak 'Two-Tone'
Reporting live from Geneva. As I was expecting the Royal Oak 'Two-Tone' has made its comeback. All details here: .watchcollectinglifestyle....rite-royal-oakI saw this one coming and now that makes my Jumbo 5402SA more valuable!!!!

A simple start for me!
My last pickup was a 44 ROO so fair to say this is the other end of the size spectrum.Feels refined and delicate but delicate in a good way, the level of finishing is great and could spend all day admiring it.

If you could only have one, which would it be?
SS Sky D Or GMT BLNR? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk