LAST CHANCE: March LA.B AM3 Marron Watch Giveaway
Just a few more days to enter for a chance to?win a cool MARCH LA.B AM3 Marron automatic mechanical watch (here) on watches-dealer. Enter now before it's too late! That green colored rear crystal is just too neat to pass up...

Found: The Patek Philippe Owned By The Founder Of Coca-Cola, And Other Ultra Cool Pateks Now On Exhibit At Tiffany New York
There is, as we've mentioned elsewhere, and as many collectors know, a very long and rich common history between Patek Philippe and Tiffany, which goes all the way back to 1851, as we've explored elsewhere. It's a remarkable history with a remarkable legacy, with Tiffany-signed Patek Philippes forming a significant group of watches and often commanding a premium at auction over non-Tiffany signed models, thanks to their relative rarity. Patek Philippe and Tiffany have just opened a remarkable exhibit: a selection of unusual and in some cases unique Patek Philippe watches and pocket watches, from the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva. They will be on show at the Tiffany flagship in New York for the next six months or so, and are a must-see for pretty much anyone interested in horology – it's exceedingly unusual for Patek museum collection timepieces to be seen anywhere outside the Patek Philippe Museum. Reference 1526 With Special Dial 1 OF 12 Le

Hands-On: With The Calibre De Cartier Diver, Now In Black ADLC
At the 2014 SIHH, Cartier shocked most of us watch geeks by showing a piece that no one would've expected-a dive watch. And not just any dive watch, but a really strong diver, which?was even ISO certified. This year, Cartier showed a modest update to the Calibre de Cartier Diver that gives it a whole new look?�C?it's now available in black. 2 OF 4 The Calibre de Cartier Diver is a really well balanced watch, and with black rotating bezel off-setting the dial that mimics the Chronograph. What is so nice about this watch is the overall thinness and great wearability on the wrist-it is surprisingly thin and refined. 3 OF 4 There are no technical differences with the new ADLC-coated diver, and while the look is certainly very similar to the original, the sleek black nature of the case adds a bit of stealth to this watch. The case back on this watch remains closed, just as it should be on a diver. 4 OF 4 The new Calibre de Cartier Diver ADLC comes wi

Patek Boutique / AD survival skills
ok, as we all know the so called entry of Patek are 5167 and 5711but as we all know again, it seems like you can't find / buy a 5167 and especially 5711 blue dial at any Patek Boutique or ADneed to put our name and wait for like 3 yearsis just like cars, BMW need to sell more 3 and 5 series to sustain their business, is not like everybody buying a 7 seriesSo how do they survive? I don't feel like people just walk in and buy Grand Complications and Repeater on a monthly basis.just curious

Chance to get DSSD, got to sell GV though..
Hi all,Got a chance to get a DSSD (new) at an attractive price, however don't quite have enough funds to seal the deal.Got to flip my Milgauss GV black dial to do so. That will leave me with DSSD and Submariner C Date.Also in the mix is a GMT2 LN which I could buy without flipping my GV.A bit torn ATM, DSSD is awesome in every way to me. Just the one niggle, the date is a bit hard to see with my 48 Y/O eyes so not 100% perfect to me and for my preference.However, it's a DSSD !!!!!!! And I love everything else about it.Thoughts ?Best , Peter.