Jaeger-LeCoultre Mad Men Reverso Watch Hands-On
"The 1960s was the sexiest era in US history." I am paraphrasing Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner after interviewing him in conjunction with the launch of the limited edition Mad Men Reverso watch known as the "Mad for Reverso" piece. His personal love of the era easily transcends through the show. "It was about time for the era's style to make a comeback." And it sure has. Everything from fashion to furniture as of late has been (at least in part) influenced by the popular television show on AMC.I asked Weiner if he at all anticipated the?influence on style that the show would have. As it isn't possible to anticipate a show's success, it is hard to know in advance the type of effect it will have on pop culture. Weiner seemed to express that the style-shift focusing on post-war booming America was almost inevitable, and that he was just following what he loves. His carefree attitude reflects more interest in the authenticity of the show's look and feel versus how people react to it. It i

Breitling watches will be your best choice
Alerted by a compatriot on good ' ol Facebook, was navigation on the site Web of the Breitling and has noticed a warning of fraud on the Internet more and more important than ever. She says that 99% of all Breitlings on the internet are luxuriouss! What! Really? Perhaps?

price increase
Omega increases the prices by AVG 5% as of May 15th.

to use a winder... or erm, not?
Interesting that there's a definite split of people using winders when their rolex isnt on the wrist v those who do.Assuming I'm talking a decent winder, one that rotates gently one way for a few minutes, has a random delay, then rotates again for a while, rather than a cheap rotate constantly one. Given that, do you think it's better for a watch to be kept wound like that or better to leave it dead until it's next worn?

Incoming tudor 79220R
Wanted this one for a while so I'm really happy.