IWC Limited Edition Pilot Watches Celebrate "The Little Prince" Birthday
Lest you think that this is some tenuous tie-in to the most recent future monarch born in the UK, just note that the two watches IWC has released to commemorate "The Little Prince" are actually a tie-in to literature. While I don't myself recall ever having read "The Little Prince," by Antoine de Saint-Exup��ry, it is one of the best-selling books of all time. ?I mean, how many children's books from 1943 do you know of that have their own website?Given that de Saint-Exup��ry was an adventurer and a pilot, it only makes sense that the watches being introduced are of the aviator style. Of the two models introduced, the Pilot's Watch Mark XVII Edition Le Petit Prince (ref. IW326506) is the less complex. Driven by the 30110 calibre, it features a 41mm case (only 11mm thick - which is quite nice for an automatic) in stainless steel.Under the front crystal, we have a striking midnight blue dial with a subtle sunburst pattern, which is complemented quite well by the use of the white lume on t

How does an AP age?
I'm curious on how an AP will look in 10-15 years. I've really only seen older Rolex models in the wild and they seem to hold up very well.Anyone have pics to share of one they have owned for awhile?

58152
Does anybody know how to set the year on this model (58152)? There are two buttons above/below the crown but the top one sets the month and the bottom one sets the day of the month. There are also those two small buttons on the left side but I don't have anything small enough to push them yet. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

Just a clean shot
or a valiant attempt to bring out the beauty of the sandwich dial.

116660 vs 16600
I was told by someone that the 16600 is actually more top heavy and floppy on the wrist then the Deep Sea...???Any one who has owned both please enlighten me...