Ticking the Blues: 2 New Girard-Perregaux Watches With Blue Dials
In case you haven’t noticed, blue is the hot color in the watch world, recently appearing all across the horological spectrum on dials, bezels, straps, et cetera. Recently, Girard-Perregaux reminded us that its founder, Jean-Francois Bautte, was one of the first watchmakers to incorporate the color into his timepieces. Fittingly, the brand has honored Bautte’s contributions to today’s watch-design trend by adding two new watches with blue dials and straps to its two vintage-inspired flagship collections, the 1966 and 1945 XXL.The new Girard-Perregaux 1966 watch features a slightly dome-shaped dial in a deep blue hue and enhanced by a subtle sunburst pattern. Echoing the style of the year for which the watch is named, its dial has gilted, baton-shaped hour markers at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock, a double marker at 12 o’clock, and a small date window at 3 o’clock. The leaf-shaped hour and minute hands and straight central seconds hand are also gilted to match t

Introducing the C. Ward C8 P7350
On April 1st, we ran a joke post on Christopher Ward releasing a supercomplication for $10k… The crux of the joke being that C Ward has continually pushed the envelope regarding pricing and movement manufacturing in reality, and that an "affordable" super-complication would be the logical extreme… hardy har, we all had a good time :-). Well, this week C Ward announced the C8 P7350 Chronometer, which while quite different from a tourbillon, is still a version of them bringing a luxury concept into more affordable territory ("more" being the operative word, as it's their most expensive watch to date). You see, the C8 P7350 not only contains a serious in-house movement, a new variety of their SH21, but also a historical relic; a piece of a WWII era Spitfire.The C8 P7350 honors the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, a massive air campaign fought in 1940 by the RAF against the Luftwaffe. Christopher Ward commemorates this battle in two ways; first with a watch design bas

AP rubberclad vs Safari
Have to sell one of these beauties to fund a Patek 5726. Will only have one AP left.Which would you keep and why?

Pre Owned London
Hi,I'm off to the city next week. I'm not looking to buy as I've just bought a 5146g but always like having a look.Any recommendations on where to go?

116610ln
Sorry if this is a stupid question - but is it possible to exchange bezel inserts on the 116610 submariner?If so, could anyone recommend a seller of genuine parts?