Jaeger-LeCoultre Offers Three New Hybris Artistica Versions Of The Spherotourbillon Watch
It would be extremely difficult even for the most educated scholars of the matter to find a time or age in the history of watchmaking that offered as many novel ideas as we have today. At present, the industry is in a phase where there is incredibly fierce and global competition between all brands, small and large alike, forcing all of them to push their own boundaries in a constant fight over an ever growing customer base. And much like the brands, us watch enthusiasts are often left with asking ourselves: just how could the latest and greatest be topped??A possible answer comes from Jaeger-LeCoultre, who just announced its Hybris Artistica collection of not one or two, but 12 spectacular pieces�Ceach of which could rightfully claim to be a remarkable timepiece in itself. Today, we are looking at the three Spherotourbillon pieces of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Hybris Artistica collection, while articles dedicated to the other models will follow later on.Before we discuss the watches themselve

My First AP: 26331ST Panda!
Just wanted to say hello to everyone here and include a couple of photos of my new 26331ST. It's my first AP and first from a higher end brand. Before this watch, my collection primarily included Rolex, Omega, and Grand Seiko. I love chronographs and use the complication on a regular basis at work, so it was natural for me want a ROC as my first AP. I tried on a few ROCs at the AD, including the 26320 in both the white and black dials, and the 26331 white dial really stood out to me. I was never able to see or try on a blue dial ROC in-person, but I convinced myself that I would still prefer the white panda dial over it, as I just love the contrast of the sub-dials, as well as the silvery finish of the tapisserie dial. Besides the beauty of the dial, case and bracelet, I was very impressed with the feeling when engaging the chronograph buttons. It is so soft and refined compared to the other chronographs I have operated. I have a feeling it will not be my last Royal Oak watch

44 vs 42 mm
Hello guys, i need some help clarifying my doubts. I am about to pull the trigger on a 44mm but i am concerned that it is to big for my 6.75 wrist. As compared to the 42mm, i like the 44mm because of the pushers and dial design. How big of a difference does 42 and 44mm has in overall design size? (Fyi: I saw the 42 and 44 side by side and didnt see much difference)What do you guys think? Should i continue with the 44? Or should i purchase my 42. Thank you in advance for your suggestions and comments. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Omega Thickness
Hi all, looking at Seamasters 2264.50 (41.00mm) and 2262.50 (36.25mm) and wonder if they are both the same thickness, or is the 36mm case thinner?Any testimonials on either of these?

Power reserve question
So i have a explorer 2 and a year ago i tested it and got 46 plus hours of reserve from it. And a couple weeks ago i tested it and got a bunch of diff results from 34 37 40 41 and 45 hours being the longest i do not wear my watch but maybe three times a month due to others being in the rotation. Do you think this is ok ? And this is simply winding it 45 to 50 times and letting it sit.it seems to go up each time but now stays around 40 to 42 hours.