Bruce Willis Wears Hamilton Jazzmaster Watch in “A Good Day to Die Hard”
Action star Bruce Willis returns to the role of everyman hero John McClane in A Good Day to Die Hard, which opened in theaters this week. Keen-eyed watch buffs will note the timepiece that Willis wears in the film, which has been identified as a Hamilton Jazzmaster Viewmatic. Actor Jai Courtney, who plays McClane’s estranged son, also sports a Hamilton, the Khaki X-Patrol.Hamilton watches have been fixtures on the big screen for years, appearing in films ranging from 2001: A Space Odyssey to Men in Black to the previous entrant in the Die Hard series, 2007’s Live Free or Die Hard, in which Willis, as McClane, also wore one.In A Good Day to Die Hard, maverick New York City cop McClane travels to Moscow to come to the aid of his son, Jack, only to find the two of them in an international adventure that involves tangling with the Russian underworld and trying to prevent a war. McClane’s simple, classically styled Viewmatic fits his no-nonsense persona, while the more mod

Piaget Launches New Website
This autumn, Piaget is launching its new website featuring improved ease of use, enriched content and enhanced interactivity. The look is pared down and restrained. The site is equipped with the latest HMTL technologies for content management and speedy loading. The home page orders information hierarchically to invite a guided tour of the site’s clearly identified sections. The site presents the brand’s history and expertise, and the latest news section is regularly updated. Visitors enjoy direct access to the watch and jewelery collections. Each model can be viewed from various angles, or admired in a video. Mechanical hand-wound and automatic movements reveal their development and operating secrets, while the jewelery creations unveil their aesthetic features. Visitors can print the photos or send them to friends via a direct link, and an on-line catalog can also be consulted.Piaget’s boutique network can be viewed at a glance, and the search for a given point of s

After 3 years of drooling my beautiful blue beast should arrive tomorrow
I have been following this piece for 3 years and the wait is almost over thanks to my friend David Farkas (perpetualman88). I remember in 2011 My AD handed me a Patek Philippe Magazine and said maybe someday you'll want a Patek. I had purchased Panerais and Rolexes but never thought I would spend that type of serious money on a watch. I opened up the PP magazine and saw an article on this beautifully strange piece and said to my wife this is the one I want to own someday. She laughed and didn't take me too seriously. I did not want to own it due to its perceived collectability or rareness but simply because it spoke to me. After this article on the 5235G there was limited information on the piece. There were delays as we all know as the movement and dial were not easy to make. Patek had even gone as far as to take it off their website. When George from Govberg had gone to Geneva I had heard rumors that it was on Mr. Stern's wrist which gave me hope that this piece was still goi

5712G opinions?
Hi all,Having only seen it in pictures, the 5712G dial looks very grey - and somehow less vibrant than the blue dial of 5712 in steel or the brown dial of the 5712RCan owners or people who have seen one in the flesh chime in please?Anyone who after intense comparison actively chose the 5712G over the other 2 variants?Thanks, MSent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

what kind of cloth to clean plexi?
I know poly watch is the go to for polishing but what about everyday spot cleaning? Will a drop of water and a cotton tshirt work or will that leave swirls? Any ideas?thx