Hands-On: With The Baume & Mercier Clifton 1892 Flying Tourbillon (Live Pics & Pricing)
Although Baume & Mercier is best known for its more affordable offerings, the brand is not limited to basic entry-level watches. At SIHH 2014, Baume & Mercier introduced its first tourbillon wristwatch, the Clifton 1892 Flying Tourbillon, combining the clean style of the other Clifton watches with a more exclusive complication. The name is a nod to the historic Baume & Mercier tourbillon pocket watch that served as inspiration and the watch really does bring something unexpected to the Clifton line-up. Here's a closer look at this horological curve ball.?Baume & Mercier first introduced the Clifton collection last year. The idea was to use a simple mid-century aesthetic to create highly-wearable and well-priced watches that appeal to those looking for something vintage-inspired. The most complicated watch from the inaugural collection was a triple calendar?with moonphase and this year saw both a chronograph and a retrograde date added to the mix. 2 OF 16 But, the most com

The first Ap!
I will go to the frist Ap can anyone help me choose the best one for me?because i have very small wrist . Thanks so muchdual time 39mm on my handhttps://flic.kr/p/xcdJmB 15400 on my handhttps://clic.kr/p/wU3rcC

Double Incoming - Double the Pleasure Double The Fun from TAKUYA
OK - Kind of going through a bit of a paradigm shift I have been feeling a strange desire to move my 5960/1a. I have been sitting on it, as I am still thoroughly enjoying the watch, but somehow wanting more (without additional cash outlay).Luckily, I happen to be friends with a stellar human being and terrific seller, Thanh Do (AKA TAKUYA) and have an opportunity I am delighted with.Out goes the 5960/1a and in comes a 5711/1a AND a 5167a I know - some of you may be thinking: Well - that is a fair sentiment - but I must express clearly and concisely: I am excited about this Pictures to come

Live auction antiquorum
Posted this also in the non Rolex watch forum but since there are quite a bit Pateks for sale ....Antiquorum in Geneva .... LIVEhttps://bidding.antiquorum/viewer/just click and let your pc make the connectionIf you haven't seen an auction before, definitely worth seeing itthis is the catalog and as you can see, now we have some pocket watches and clocks ... around lot nr 330 we'll start again with wrsitwatchesCATALOG : data.antiquorum/eng/flip/2013_Nov_GV/#/164/

Assistance narrowing down options...
Hi all, I've been a Panerai admirer from afar for years now. I have always loved the look but thought they wore too big on the wrist. This was back when my only watch was a 36mm Datejust. I have since been wearing a 6 digit Sub and it's expanded my tolerance for bigger pieces. I tried on a 47mm Luminor this weekend and while it was big I was shocked that it wasn't too much. A 45mm Radiomir/1940 case was perfectly wearable. So I'm quite excited that it might finally be time to add a Panerai to my small collection. With there being so many models I thought I would enlist some help narrowing down the choices.Here are my requirements:- 45mm max- Luminor/Radiomir/1940s cases are fine- Easy strap change is a big plus (is the push button system all it's cracked up to be, see some horror stories)- In house movement preferred, manual wind/automatic is ok- Something considered a shining example of the brand/classic DNA is preferred- Would like to stay under 8k for a minty pre-owned exampleThanks