Ressence Type 1 V Genesis Watch Is As Raw As It Gets
As they often say,?"less is more" �C and?when it comes to watch brands, Ressence is one of the most interesting ones to?perfect that approach. Today, the brand has released?the Ressence Type 1 V Genesis, their roughest, rawest piece to date, designed?to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the founding of the company �C and their creation of timepieces that have done away with a traditional, three-dimensional dial and replaced it with one that is completely flat, with concentric circles (sub-dials) spinning around to indicate the time.The Ressence Type 1 V Genesis, however, is not less in the sense that it does less �C it is a five-piece limited re-issue of the original Ressence Type 1 and hence it features the 107-part, patented?Ressence Orbital Convex System that allows for its trademark way of indicating the time. Instead,?it?is (much) less when it comes to the number of refined details that we have grown used to seeing on other Ressence watches. Their other creations have a case, dial, an

The new Glashutte watch combined with its structured dial
The new Glashutte watch, with an elegant profile of the case, combined with its structured dial, featuring a sunburst pattern, hand-applied hour-markers, oversized numerals and asymmetrical small seconds, pays tribute to the rich history of the Glashutte watch company.

299 pieces of Panerai Radiomir Oro Rosa 3 Days Watch
Unveiled in January at the SIHH 2011 event, the new Panerai Radiomir Oro Rosa 3 days 47 mm (PAM 379) Manual-Wind watch will be sold as a Special Edition with only 299 timepieces model to achieve the few lucky. Like many other historic "watches revealed this winter by Officine Panerai, the new timekeeper is equipped with a movement of the hand-wound made manufacturing."

just bought a 2534.50...need info.
Hello everyoneI am very excited to announce that I just bought a pre-loved Seamaster GMT 50th Anniversary model.I am very pleased with my luck in finding one in great condition and in my choice :)Will share pics in a few days when I have some time.I would like to know more about the watch as there are some things I cannot explain about the watch:1. it does not have the speedy bracelet but the bond one and yet doesnt have either the speedy or the bond clasp, but a diffrent clasp altogether.why is that so and is taht so on any other models seamasters too?2. what is the significance of the '50 years' marking at the back? was a limited edition but then it doesnt have alimited edition number at the back or was a limited production model? if it was only a limited prodduction model, could you help me with when it was generally made aqnd for how long was this model made?thank you in advance for your kind help :)regards,Asad

Thoughts of the 580
Finally come to terms that my 372 is just to big. looking for a ceramic watch and love the pics of the 580. Anybody have one that can give there experience? Will have to let the 372 go.