Magrette Leoncino Watch
When it comes to watches from Magrette, you know precisely what you're getting from their lineup. Sure, there are various stylistic differences to the pieces, and movements changed around, but you knew if you dug through their catalog, you'd see cushion-cased divers, plain and simple. Or at least, that's the way things used to be�Ca new challenger has appeared!With the introduction of the Leoncino (aka Little Lion), they've looked to the 1960s for inspiration, and have come up with a new case design for the line. From the images we've seen so far, this looks to be a fairly bold design, with rounded edges on the rectangular (42mm x 49mm) case. With the introduction of the new case, Magrette also took the opportunity to introduce a new design for both the crown and the buckle. While the crown isn't anything earth-shattering, I do rather like the details showing up in the buckle, which is a smaller component that's often overlooked.Once you get past all the new details and have another loo

Introducing: The Slim d'Hermes Limited Edition With Enamel Dial (Live Pics, Details, Pricing)
A surprise hit of the 2015 Baselworld show was the Slim d'Hermes watch, an absolutely stunning modern dress watch from Hermes that features an in-house caliber and downright beautiful facade – not to mention an elegant profile. We reviewed it right here, and our resident Frenchman Louis found it to be positively charming. This year, the watch returns in new dial colors but also in a 100 piece limited edition featuring a three-layer grand feu enamel dial that is absolutely remarkable. 1 OF 9 Slim d'Hermes Grand Feu Email The Slim d'Hermes Grand Feu Email is identical to the existing Slim d'Hermes �C the same 39.5 mm case, the same caliber H1950 with micro-rotor and 42-hour power reserve, and the same thin case. What we have here now is a just lovely enamel dial made the old-fashioned way �C completed in three separate parts, with feet attached by hand, and even enamel printing. 2 OF 9 Like with all grand feu enamel dials, a the copper disc is

David did it once again
Couldn't resisit, just got this baby today, sorry for he bad ipad picture

Watch damage dilemma
I have managed to damage my 5170J - whilst the picture isn't the best you can see two deep indents on the edge of the case close to 3 o'clock.I think this was due to my metal cuff link banging and then indenting into the case.Whilst it looks relatively minor to the naked eye - it keeps catching my eye.The question is a) do i send it to Patek for it to be polished or b) do i leave it as it is.Do Patek polish cases without servicing a watch and will it have an impact on the resale value (although i do not have any plans to sell it) if it has been refurbished?Any input is appreciated.

Color change
I know a lot of you guys dont like YG. But I switch up watches about once a month and its really cool going from SS to YG and vice versa. Its like getting a new watch every month