Girard-Perregaux ww.tc Steel Chronograph
Girard-Perregaux is introducing a new steel version of its popular ww.tc chronograph. Originally launched in 2000, this collection has quickly become one of G-P’s iconic lines. The ww.tc (world wide time control) displays all 24 time zones on its dial. An exclusive coupling mechanism drives the ring displaying 24 cities representing the zones. The hour ring also has a day/night indicator. The ergonomic, satin-finished case measures 43mm in diameter. For this new model, the dial and 24-hour ring have been redesigned, and the baton-style hands are also new. The GP033C0 in-house movement combines chronograph and date functions with world time indication. The automatic movement, visible through a display back, offers a 46 hour power reserve.Customers can select between an elegant black matte alligator strap or a more sporty satin-finish steel bracelet. The USA suggested retail price is $14,650. Complete technical specifications appear below the image.Technical specificationsSteel cas

Tony Stark wears two different models of Bulgari wristwatches,
Tony Stark wears two different models of Bulgari wristwatches, the preproduction models unveiled at Baselworld 2008. Both watches belong to the Bulgari Diagono line.First, you will notice the hero wearing one of the two Bulgari watches in the beginning of the movie.

Incoming: Royal Oak vs Daytona
Hi guysSome of you will remember that I put a collection strategy together a couple of years ago, and it's nearly complete. Today, another piece of the jigsaw arrived in the shape of the Royal Oak 15450.When choosing which Royal Oak to get, I spent a vast amount of time looking at size comparisons, and I'm glad to report I made the right choice!My wrists are 6.5 so not very big, so I was torn between 37mm and 39mm but the 37mm is perfect for me.As I really like the way the Daytona wears, I spent a lot of time looking for comparisons on the wrist between the Daytona and the 15450. So, I thought others may be in the same boat and it would be useful to share a couple of photos.The bottom line is that they both wear differently, but both work for me brilliantly, and people should forget the stigma attached to the 37mm!

Question about rolex bracelets
Is it possible to put a steel rolex ceramic submariner bracelet on a steel rolex ceramic GMT?

If you had to pick 3
I just got into watches in the last few years and got my first Rolex last Christmas, GMT II Coke. I love the watch and wear it every day. From a financial perspective it represents a significant decision conversation, but not a stress on our finances if i keep it to one watch a year. My wife is now suggesting I get two more Rolexes before adding other off brand pieces as she would like me to hold a Rolex a piece for each of my 3 young sons. The idea being they would be given as gifts at a significant yet to be chosen milestone. If left to my own accord I would probably branch out of Rolex for my next few pieces but the wife has a thing in her head about them all being Rolex��I can live with that. Given the charge to find 2 more watches that I can use for the next 20 years and also hand down to the next generation, what would you suggest? I really love the sport watches, but I don't see anything I like more than my current GMT. My current thinking is to add a traditional 2tone D