Jaeger-LeCoultre Duom��tre Unique Travel Time Watch
Whenever a new watch is released by a prestigious brand, accompanying reams of marketing material extolling a retrodden technique as unique are almost par for the course. However, with the release of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Duom��tre Unique Travel Time watch, one of the industry's most celebrated brands has produced something that catches the eye from all sorts of angles.Boasting an in-house calibre and a dazzling dial, this new travel companion from Jaeger-LeCoultre is genuinely something of interest. I have never seen a dial created in this exact fashion. Similar in production to hand-peening, this dial is created by a freestyle chiselling process conducted by an artisan using nothing but touch and experience as their guide. The result is an optically engaging fascia, on top of which, pleasingly muted sub-dials have been installed. There's a lot of silver on the face of this watch, which is always a touchy thing to balance well in a case of matching colour, but the monochromatic appearan

Archimede Pilot XL Manually Wound Watch With ETA 6498 TOP Movement
I recently discussed the standard Archimede Pilot XL Automatik watch here, for which there is a manually would analog, that has a subsidiary dial. A lot of you mentioned liking the good looks, fine iteration of the pilot watch look, and of course the reasonable price of $650. For those of you who are looking for a bit more, well here is something a bit more special with everything you liked about the original watch with a super nice movement. This is a version of the manually would model of the Pilot XL and has a subsidiary seconds dial. In all its German goodness it has a Swiss movement. Not just any ETA movement, but a "TOP" grade one. What does this mean though?Well most ETA movement arrive in various grades. Take for instance this caliber 6498-2. There is a basic version, and maybe a few until you get to the top. The highest level one uses the best parts and is nicely decorated. All this decoration ends up making the same movement much better, and multiplies the time production sig

My first AP ROC
Hi guysI am new to the forum and starting my watch collection. I have been looking around the forum for a while and learn a lot of great things. I recent purchase my first AP from Katuya. I love the watch!!! The buying experience was great and Thanh was very responsive and helpful. I would definitely buy from him again.K

Go Offshore in Style
Another milestone, another celebration!This year we see AP refreshes its basic 42mm ROO line after a successful 20 years of voyage. Much have been discussed about since SIHH 2014, the good, the doubtful, the controversial�� and AP has been busy going around the world to officially launch these new timepieces in style. It's always a pleasure to attend one of these parties to witness and celebrate the happy occasion. This time, AP Singapore picked a tranquil location at the popular Dempsey Hill area for the event. As usual, the setting was trendy, the food was exquisite, the atmosphere was merry and overall feeling was appropriately Offshore chic :) Oliviero and guestsAssorted cheese and pastryPotato chips that looked like dry leaves!Edible sandMy snacksThere was a display corner at one end of the party hall which was set up to showcase the iconic 42mm ROO timepieces from its birth in 1993 till date. It was fascinating to see those elusive Limited Editions which are usually rare to be see

Bracelet for Titanium Chrono Avenger
I currently have two Titanium Automatic Breitling Chrono Avengers e13360, one of which has significant bracelet stretch. I would like to get a replacement bracelet, the original or the the ProII would be fine. I have been unable to find an 880e. Are any of the following compatible?888e130e133eI would appreciate any info on which titanium bracelets will fit, or any other suggestions that may help.Cheers.