Arnold & Son Adds 3 New Versions of the UTTE
Spring has sprung, and with it new colors are everywhere. Arnold & Son has given us a spring of its own: the La Chaux-de-Fonds brand just introduced three new variations on its renowned UTTE model. Here’s a look at the new hues and materials Arnold & Son has on offer. Arnold & Son created great buzz in 2013 when it launched the UTTE �C a name that stands for “Ultra-Thin Tourbillon Escapement.” In fact, you could say that the UTTE was a major part of Arnold’s rise to prominence as a small, high-end Swiss brand. The UTTE movement is something to behold: it’s just 2.97 mm thick. Cased up, the watch is still only 8.34 mm thick. It has a 42-mm-wide case and a dial that leaves plenty of open space so you can admire the workings of its flying tourbillon, which rises above of the dial at 6 o’clock.Until now, the UTTE has only been available with lighter, engraved dials: a guilloch��, for instance, or a wave pattern. Now Arnold & Son is introduc

New arrival!
My first AP. No regrets! Big thanks to ChrisInCharlotte for taking care of everything!

Bit by the Speedy bug...!
I have been back and forth on my next purchase for a long time now...I've been contemplating either a 16570 or Speedmaster Pro.Considering a PN Daytona is my grail -- the Speedy with a panda dial mod down the road makes it an easy choice (either a Mitsukoshi or SE release - assuming it would even be possible to still find one of these dials).I actually never tried a Speedy on until today (most likely I was subconsciously avoiding it assuming the consequences). I headed down to an AD during lunch today and found it even better looking in person......what to do...what to do....

Guess what was closed yesterday
Yes. I come to Florence and the shop only opens at 4pm. Could not wait. Well another day. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1400614094.674468.jpgSent with iPhone using Tapatalk

YG Submariner or YG Daytona?
The YG Submariner has always been a massive grail of mine, but last night I had a wonderful conversation with a gentleman wearing a YG Daytona with champagne dial and black sub-dials. I was blown away by the beauty of this watch, and it got me thinking... which do you guys prefer as a YG sports Rolex: The Submariner or the Daytona? I would love to hear your opinions, and of course, enjoy any pictures that you'd like to share!