Romain Jerome Launches Lifestyle Blog
Following in the steps of MB&F with their A Parallel World blog, Romain Jerome has now launched their own blog dedicated not their watches, but to the things that inspire the design of their watches. With an emphasis on design, precious materials, the avant garde, and steampunk that items on blog are certainly of value to those fascinated with the brand.? They wanted to have about two weeks of posts up before the official launch (which is now), so if you are interested in what RJ wants you to think of when you see their watches - you can check out RJ-Timeoutwatches-dealer.

Gevril Avenue Of Americas Automatic Moon Phase Watch Available On Jame's List
Little blast from the not too distant past. Looking for that Franck Miller look without being too cheap? This might be the piece for you. Like the Franck Muller Long Island (and watches from other brands before that), the Gevril Avenue of Americas watch collection has a very bold look that is a very appropriate look for the right sort of mature man. This isn't a watch for kids or people right out of college. The long rectangular case and wild serif font speak to those who have more life experience under their belts.This is especially true given the classic style triple calendar display on the dial on this specific limited edition model. The Avenue of Americas model is still the mainstay of the Gevril collection, but this Automatic Moon Phase version was made as a limited edition of 500 pieces. While I tend to dig mostly round watches, case shapes like this are interesting. I imagine a guy in a thick suit wearing a watch like this puffing on a cigar - regular 'fat cat.' It has a most ca

How bad is the durability of the AP RO really? Will she dent easy?
Hey guys.Yes it is this thread again. I do apologize, however I really just want to get an idea on what I am getting myself into. I actually don't mind scratches at all, especially knowing I will get the watch serviced every few years and have it polished, it doesn't bother me much.Having said this, will the RO pick up scratches on the very least things though?Also, if accidentally slamming a door, or a wall, can I expect a dent, and having to change the actual bezel?Surely they can't be that fragile? So many people questioning the durability is what makes me raise these questions.I do appreciate all the help. Any response is appreciated!Thanks guys

First and maybe only AP I'll ever own so I had to make it count...
15202 an updated classicthanks for all the enablers on the forum who helped me make my choice without you even knowing...

5119 wow.
I had the day off yesterday so of course I went out to look at watches. My main target was the Lange 1, I liked it.My wife wanted to go to Tiffany & Co and they had a few pieces I had been wanting to check out. The first one I noticed was the 5196P. Originally I had been interested in this guy until I found out it doesn't have a crystal case back. Seeing it in person confirmed that it wasn't for me.Next was a 5124G, I quite liked this one. It reminds me of the JLC Reverso which I also enjoy. The new 5200 reference is something I'd probably really like if I had the funds and luck to get one.The title of course is the 5119J. This watch is just stunning and if I had the space on my card I would have probably bought it even though it had the Tiffany dial. They just got it and put it in the case hours earlier so I was the first person to try it on. I had no idea how intoxicating it would be, I went from 6 to midnight almost immediately. My wife said she preferred the rose gold